The correct answer is D. Port Gamble.
Port Gamble is a town famous for its forests - one of its forests is even 6 times larger than Seattle's Discovery Park, which is huge in itself. There are many types of trees in this town, but predominantly alder trees used for forest products industry.
While including the typical barons and knights, Simon de Montfort had also included burgesses (originally a freeman of a borough) from influential towns.
<span>It was a policy for isolationism. At that time, many Americans were still
recovering from the losses they incurred in World War I. Apart from that they had to deal with an
economic depression that left many unemployed and in poverty. Later as Germany began a massive military
campaign in Europe, the U.S. began to worry about the aggression of the Germans
and later gave aid to the British and French governments in the form of money
and arms. When the Japanese attacked
Pearl Harbor, the U.S. formally entered the Second World War.</span>
