AP World History Quiz
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NETWORKS OF EXCHANGE (1200-1450)
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From the late nineteenth century, European powers expanded commercial forestry in colonies to supply timber for railroads, ships, and construction. In parts of India and Southeast Asia, officials set aside "reserved forests," but logging still increased in accessible areas, contributing to habitat loss and changing fire regimes. Which of the following best explains the environmental consequence of this imperial resource extraction?
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