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Which colonial industry depended heavily on new England's lumber industry?
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Which industry depended heavily on New England's lumber?
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What Indrustry Depended on New England's lumber?
The shipbuilding industry heavily depended on New England's lumber during the colonial and early American periods. Abundant forests provided high-quality timber, essential for constructing ships, which were vital for trade and naval power. This industry not only supported local economies but also facilitated the expansion of maritime commerce and exploration. Additionally, the demand for wooden materials extended to other sectors, such as construction and furniture making.
What are Englands main imports and exports?
lumber and chocolate.
Why did the lumber industry develop?
how did the lumber industry develop canada
What country has a strong paper and wood products industry?
Canada has an extremely strong lumber industry
Where did the lumber industry originate?
somewhere
What has the author Wilson Martindale Compton written?
Wilson Martindale Compton has written: 'Conservation' -- subject(s): Forests and forestry 'The organization of the lumber industry' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Lumber trade 'Will the lumber manufacturers stand up and be counted!' -- subject(s): Lumber trade 'The organization of the lumber industry' -- subject(s): Lumber trade 'Is the \\' -- subject(s): Lumber trade 'Crusade of ideas' 'Will the lumber industry settle down, or settle up?' -- subject(s): Lumber trade
What Louisiana industry was helped by the railroad?
Lumber
What does Canada's lumber industry make?
money
What was the first major industry in WV and who was its developer?
the first major industry in WV was the lumber industry
Where does most of the lumber come from that is produced in the US?
Most of the lumber produced in the U.S. comes from the Pacific Northwest, which includes states like Washington and Oregon. This region is known for its vast forests of softwood species, particularly Douglas fir, hemlock, and cedar. Other significant lumber-producing states include Louisiana, Georgia, and Alabama, which contribute a mix of both softwood and hardwood lumber. Overall, the U.S. lumber industry relies heavily on managed forests to meet domestic and international demand.
