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Most states remedied I. Introduction this condition with a vengeance in the next 30 years. In 1919, Virginia passed laws creating the position of State Forester and provided for forest wardens. The act also imposed fines and a minimum penalty of a year in prison for maliciously starting a forest fire, a far cry from the days when burning was a casual management practice. Few of the early foresters cared to acknowledge the role of lightning as an ignition source. ” Burning in this case was done after first raking pine straw away from the flammable boxes in the bases of the trees.
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As late as 1820 the vast longleaf forests of the interior of Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and east Texas remained untouched. In 1821, however, cession of Florida to the United States by Spain, along with major land purchases from the Creek and Choctaw Indians, opened this region to settlement. By 1850 the fertile Black Belt region of central Alabama and Mississippi had been plowed and converted to cotton plantations by large slave-holding planters. A map compiled from the Census of 1840 (Williams 1980) shows the distribution of major cotton plantations in three dense regions: coastal South Carolina and Georgia, the lower Mississippi River valley, and the Black Belt.
