The Middle Colonies relied heavily on from the surrounding forests both to export and to use at home. A. clothing B. lumber C. bread D. carriages

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The Middle Colonies relied heavily on

from the surrounding forests
both to export and to use at home.
A. clothing
B. lumber
C. bread
D. carriages

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B. Lumber

(... it's a forest...)

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