The forests of New England constituted both are resource and barrier for the first British settlers who reach
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The forests of New England constituted both are resource and barrier for the first British settlers who reach these shores.
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Those forests were full of resources that the early settlers could use. At the same time, they acted as barrier for the settlers, making it hard for them to get deeper into the continent.
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The forests as a resource, provided the settlers with trees which were cut down to make log cabins. They were able to clear a small area surrounding their cabin and make fences to keep their farm animals safe.
Forests were a barrier because they were so dense, it was hard to go anywhere with wagons.
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