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We could say
Spanish brought tomatoes to Europe but that would mean a few people not controlled by the government
The Spanish (people) mentioned above means as a whole group or under the central government control, they brought them back.
The is used to identify a whole group of people or to talk about a particular group that you and the listener both identify with.
I went to Seven Eleven means I went to one of the many stores in Tsukuba.
I went to the Seven Eleven
When talking to my wife means the closest store that we both use all the time.
The convenience stores in Tsukuba mean as a group all of them ....
The is used to identify the whole group or a particular one.
Without the, mentioning a group, means that many people in that group but maybe not everyone.
Americans like beef. (Not all of us)
The Americans have never lost a war. (The whole country under the central government)
Mormons don't drink beer. (Most Mormons)
The Mormons were founded in The United States of America. (The whole church)
The が全文かぜたいその知っているの物
The がありませんの時色々な同じgroupからの物
As an American, I actually didn't know that about tomatoes. I learned something too. I knew corn was originally from "The New World," but I didn't know tomatoes were.
You can learn American history or culture through English if you understand English well enough.
Thank you!!
I could understand!
I thought I have to learn not only English but also history.
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