Could anybody let me know "who invented cigrette"?

Answer 1

Cigarettes were largely unknown in the English-speaking world before the Crimean War, when British soldiers began emulating their Ottoman Turkish comrades, who resorted to rolling their tobacco with newsprint.[5]

The cigarette was named some time in the 18th century: beggars in Seville began to pick from the ground the cigar ends left by the señoritos (rich young men), wrapped the tobacco remains with paper and smoked them. The first attested use in this habit can be seen in three 18th century paintings by Francisco de Goya: La cometa (The kite), La merienda en el Manzanares (Picnic by the river Manzanares) and El juego de la pelota a pala (The ball and paddle game).

Answer 2

An automated cigarette rolling machine, developed by 18-year-old James Bonsack, was put into use in 1883 and revolutionized cigarette production.

I dont know who took the stuff out of the pipe & rolled it up in paper, but this guy industrialized it.

From History of Smoking:
"1832 First paper rolled cigarette. It is widely believed that the first paper rolled cigarettes were made by Egyptian soldiers fighting the Turkish-Egyptian war. Other historians suggest that Russians and Turks learned about cigarettes from the French, who in turn may have learned about smoking from the Spanish. It is thought that paupers in Seville were making a form of cigarette, known as a 'papalette', from the butts of discarded cigars and papers as early as the 17th century. "

Answer 3

Native Americans who first cultivated tobacco. They smoked in many forms, sometimes in a pipe and sometimes rolled up in leaves.

Answer 4

rolling seems to have started in europe. Pipe in native amaerica and in africa. there have been cigarette shaped pipes used in native America as well. tabocco used to be boiled in order to make it lighter in flavour. Mass production in modern america...then europe...the worldwide

Answer 5

Another great American invention.