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These are 1-2 page responses (no more than 2 pages) to questions concerning topics from the reading of Cronon, William. “A world of fields and fences.” Changes in the Land: Indians, Colonists, and the Ecology of New England (1988), and to response the first question that I uploaded. See specific instructions in the documents below. The reading is the scannable document below.
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The use of fencing in Farming in the early agriculture
According to the author, introduction, and use of fences in early agriculture was a turning
point. It is also true that both the Native Americans and the European colonies all applied
barriers in their early farming. The walls were either used demarcate animals from crops. Some
fences were used to divide land belonging to various people, i.e. showing ownership. There is a
different manner in which the Indians and the British...