Forestry Industry History

1. In 1910, logging eventually moved to the __________ Northwest.
5. Trees were heavily used to support the __________ industry.
6. The U.S. __________ was created to manage and protect forest resources.
8. __________ oak was commonly used for ship timbers and planks.
10. After midwest forests were depleted, logging moved to __________ U.S.
12. A __________-powered sawmill increased the speed of lumber production.
15. In 1662, the government helped __________ lumber production to support growth and expansion.

2. From 1800–1850, wood was primarily used as __________ for energy.
3. The Biltmore Estate is known as the __________ of forestry in America.
4. In New England, valuable trees were claimed as the __________ trees.
5. After WWII, logging used __________ heavy equipment from the military.
7. In 1947, the __________ chainsaw increased efficiency in modern logging.
9. Carl Schenck used land owned by __________ to establish the Biltmore School of Forestry.
11. In 1920, logging often used a __________ chainsaw.
13. In the 1840's, logging moved _______ into Michigan and Wisconsin as eastern forests were depleted.
14. __________ were used for naval stores like tar and pitch.