Why were so many of south carolina’s trees cut down in the nineteenth century?

mostly for room for future buildings

Explanation:

in the nineteenth  century the industrial revolution started to boom this means business got bigger and more workers were needed.

the timber became a important resource to industry.

Explanation:

Throughout the 19th century, the revolution industrial occurred leading to trees cut down. This happened because timber became a primary resource for both regional, national building materials, fuel and importations of millions of feet pine boards to other countries, like new Zealand.

it made them more prductive and efficent but with the change of polcies less and les got into the navy

attacks by the seljuk. a devastating blow to the entire byzantine world was dealt by christian crusaders from the west. the venetians were eager to destroy byzantine power and offered the crusaders money, ships, and part of the spoils of war.

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