Slash-and-burn agriculture has been used as recently as the 20^th century in isolated areas of the U. S. Appalachian Mountains.

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Slash-and-burn agriculture, also known as swidden or shifting cultivation, was commonly practiced in the Appalachian Mountains by indigenous peoples and later by European settlers until the early 20th century. It is still practiced in some isolated areas of the region.

Slash-And-Burn Agriculture Has Been Used as Recently as the 20th

Slash-And-Burn Agriculture Has Been Used as Recently as the 20^th