Question #8: Which factors made the cattle industry successful?
A. All of the Southern plantations went out of business, so cattle came from the West.
B. Californians sought cattle from Texas
C. The legend of the cowboy was so appealing that everyone wanted to become one.
D. The demand for cattle increased in the North, which made the price increase.
I think it is either A or D
And your answer is?
Choose one of those answers.
Only one of them makes sense.
sooo a or d
LOL, to this day we still don't know which one to choose LLLOOOOLLLL
To determine the factors that made the cattle industry successful, let's evaluate each option:
A. All of the Southern plantations went out of business, so cattle came from the West.
To verify this option, we need to research the historical context of cattle movement and the impact of Southern plantations going out of business on the cattle industry.
B. Californians sought cattle from Texas
To confirm this option, we can explore records, articles, or historical documents mentioning the demand for Texan cattle in California.
C. The legend of the cowboy was so appealing that everyone wanted to become one.
Researching the impact of cowboy legends and their influence on the cattle industry can provide insights into whether this was a significant factor.
D. The demand for cattle increased in the North, which made the price increase.
To determine if this option had a substantial impact, we can look for data on the demand for cattle and its correlation with price increases in the northern regions.
By examining historical records, books, articles, and economic data, we can determine the factors that contributed to the success of the cattle industry.