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6. What was the main reason the Comanche begin reading the Texas frontier?
A. Americans were hostile toward the Comanche, so they intended to fight back ***
B. The Comanche wanted to show other Indian tribes in the region they were strong
C. The Comanche were fearful of white people because they were very unfamiliar with the new settlers to the region
D. The Comanche were fearful that Comancheria was going to be taken over by settlers
8. Which factor made the cattle industry successful?
A. All 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 ***
9. What economic affect did great western trail have on the development of Texas?
A. The trail encourage many cattle drives ***
B. The trail allowed for cattle to be sold in faraway markets
C. The trail influenced the sale of barbed wire
D.The trail helped Cowboys be successful at their jobs
10. All the following are effects of industrial growth in the rise of labor unions in Texas during the late 1800s except?
A. Workers began to demand higher pay and better working conditions
B. The creation of labor unions contributed to the future reform movement
C. The knights of labor encouraged workers to be not across different industries ***
D. And just she’s related to agriculture the client in industries related to manufacturing increased
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To answer these questions, you can use the process of elimination. Here's how you can find the correct answers:
6. The question asks for the main reason the Comanche began raiding the Texas frontier. Go through the options and eliminate the ones that don't make sense. Option B and C don't directly relate to raiding the Texas frontier. Option D mentions fear of losing Comancheria, but it doesn't specify raiding. Option A is the only option that directly connects the Comanche raiding with Americans being hostile toward them, indicating a fight back. So, the correct answer is A.
8. The question asks about the factor that made the cattle industry successful. Go through the options and eliminate the ones that don't make sense. Option A doesn't provide a direct reason for the success of the cattle industry. Option B mentions Californians seeking cattle, but it doesn't explain the overall success of the industry. Option C mentions the appeal of the cowboy, but it doesn't provide a specific reason for the success of the cattle industry. Option D directly states that the demand for cattle increased in the north, which led to an increase in prices. So, the correct answer is D.
9. The question asks about the economic effect of the Great Western Trail on the development of Texas. Go through the options and eliminate the ones that don't make sense. Option B mentions cattle being sold in faraway markets, which is not directly related to the economic effect on Texas. Option C mentions the influence of barbed wire sales, but it doesn't specifically connect to the economic effect. Option D mentions the success of cowboys, which is not directly related to the economic effect. Option A states that the trail encouraged many cattle drives, which would boost the economy through increased trade and transportation. So, the correct answer is A.
10. The question asks about the effects of industrial growth on the rise of labor unions in Texas during the late 1800s. Go through the options and eliminate the ones that don't make sense. Option A mentions workers demanding higher pay and better working conditions, which is consistent with the rise of labor unions. Option B states that the creation of labor unions contributed to the future reform movement, which is also a plausible effect. Option D mentions industries related to manufacturing increasing, which aligns with the growth of labor unions. Option C, however, states that the Knights of Labor encouraged workers to be not across different industries, which doesn't make sense in the context of labor unions. So, the correct answer is C.
By using the process of elimination, you can arrive at the correct answers for each question.