Wikipedia lists apple pie as originating in what country?

Wikipedia lists apple pie as originating in England.

The article dates English apple pie to the 14th century, when medieval cooks combined apples with spices, figs, raisins, and pears inside a pastry casing. One of the key sources is The Forme of Cury, a collection associated with the cooks of King Richard II. Its recipe is quite different from a modern dessert pie: sugar was not the defining ingredient, and the filling included several fruits and spices.

England is sometimes overlooked because apple pie later became a powerful symbol of the United States. American versions developed distinctive regional styles, but the dessert was already known in Europe before the United States existed. Apple pie also became established in countries including Ireland, Sweden, Norway, Australia, Germany, and New Zealand.

Another common mix-up is confusing apple pie with tarte Tatin. A conventional apple pie is generally enclosed by pastry above and below, whereas tarte Tatin is baked with the pastry on top and inverted for serving. English apple pies may be eaten hot or cold, often with custard, cream, or ice cream.