Question

1. What is lumbering? Who are the lumberjacks?
2. Explain how the Napoleonic wars created a demand for timber. What were its consequences?
3. Why is lumbering a highly developed industry in Canada?​

Answer 1

Explanation:

1. to move in a slow, heavy way

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A lumberjack is a man or woman who fells trees, cuts them into logs, or transports them to a sawmill. Lumberjacks work in the logging industry and the responsibilities have changed with modern technology. With these changes, many people now see modern lumberjacks as professional athletes in lumberjack competitions.

3.i) The coniferous forests have soft wooded trees which are easy to fell with modern machines (have a great economic value). (ii) The land and rivers freeze which makes transportation of the logs easy. (iii) The species of trees are few and the area is accessible. (iv) The forests are well connected to the saw mills.

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Answer 2

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