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When the Pilgrims landed in what is now the United States in 1620, it is estimated that there were approximately 100 billion trees in the country. The landscape was predominantly forested, with vast woodlands covering much of the eastern part of North America. This extensive tree coverage provided essential resources for the early settlers, including timber for building and fuel for heating.
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What is the name of the the island where many immigrants first landed as they as they traveled to the US?
Ellis Island
How did pilgrims affect the history of the US?
They brought democracy into the United States when they, instead of landing in Virginia, they landed in Cape Cod. Had they gone to Virginia, they would have been under British rule. Staying were they did brought the 1st democratic state in the US into existence.
Where did US land in Korean War?
US Marines landed at Inchon .
How many US pilots in World War 2 landed as 'disabled' planes in Sweden?
No idea but i know that very many damaged German,british and french planes landed in Sweden. (if you have some more questions about Sweden in ww2 plz send a message to my hotmail)
What was the allied line of battle at Salerno 1943?
I'm not sure if you are asking for the Order of Battle, which is the command structure, or a description how the units were placed in the line. What date? The first day, only 2 divisions were landed. 5th Army - CG Clark US 6th Corps3rd US Infantry Division34th US Infantry Division36th US Infantry Division - landed 1st day45th US Infantry Division - reserve, landed 2nd day82nd US Airborne Division British 10th Corps46th North Midland Infantry Div - landed 1st day56th London Division - landed 1st day7th Armored Division23rd Armored Brigade1, 3 & 4 US Rangers - landed further north2 & 41 Commandos
Did the pilgrims land in North America or The US?
The US, they landed in Massachusetts, but they didn't stop for long, so the first place they landed and settled longterm was Plymouth.
What is a US landmark beginning with the letter P?
There are probably many. One that I can think of right away is Plymouth Rock, where the Pilgrims first landed in the New World.
Why are does the US have so many trees?
The us has so many trees because we use their oxygen
Was the Vietnam war the longest was in which the American military troops have been involved?
Other than the US Frontier Wars which lasted from the time the Pilgrims landed in 1620 until the Battle of Wounded Knee in 1890.
How many US astronaunts have explored the moon?
Twelve. To date, the US is the only country to have landed men on the moon.
How many us soldiers were sent to the Bay of Pigs?
None. No US troops landed in Cuba during this operation.
What is the name of the island where many immigrants first landed as they travel to the US?
Ellis Island
What is the name of the the island where many immigrants first landed as they as they traveled to the US?
Ellis Island
What is the name of the island where many immigrants first landed as they travelled to the US?
Ellis Island
How did pilgrims affect the history of the US?
They brought democracy into the United States when they, instead of landing in Virginia, they landed in Cape Cod. Had they gone to Virginia, they would have been under British rule. Staying were they did brought the 1st democratic state in the US into existence.
How many water oak trees are in the US?
2799
What are the trees that give us anything?
There are various trees that provide us with different benefits. For example, maple trees give us maple syrup, rubber trees produce latex used to make rubber, and coconut trees provide coconuts for food and oil. Eucalyptus trees are used for their oil in cosmetics and medicine.
