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Early pioneers thought that the forests were an unending resource. Why would they think that?
Answered by Ms. Sue
The eastern half of the country was mostly forested in our early days. Yet the population was low, compared with today. The pioneers could spend a lifetime cutting down trees and not replacing them -- and still see barely a dent in the forest.
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what did women due to get extra money during the great depression
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what job does an oil worker do?
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