Why was wood so valuable to the British Empire? Group of answer choices

It was needed to make mulch

England had lost most of its forests

It was not needed at all

Many blacks moved from the south to northern cities during world war li looking for employment. after the war, a number of them lost their jobs. why did this happen?

He scientific revolution encouraged scientists and philosophers to

Select the correct answer. after months of heavy rains, a farmer noticed a steady drop in crop production. upon testing the farmland, it was found the soil was severely lacking nutrients. which of the following explains the loss of nutrients from the soil? a. drought b. drainage basin c. leaching d. water shedding