Which of the following statements accurately describes an important detail of the cowboy way of life?(1 point) Responses Cowboys often sat alone around a campfire and sang songs after a long workday. Cowboys often sat alone around a campfire and sang songs after a long workday. Cowboys often became experts at one skill and used it to help their group during cattle drives. Cowboys often became experts at one skill and used it to help their group during cattle drives. Cowboys were skilled at shooting and engaged in daily shootouts with Indigenous Americans. Cowboys were skilled at shooting and engaged in daily shootouts with Indigenous Americans. Cowboys wore several pieces of clothing that helped protect them against the environment.
Cowboys often became experts at one skill and used it to help their group during cattle drives.
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Yes, I am sure that the statement "Cowboys often became experts at one skill and used it to help their group during cattle drives" accurately describes an important detail of the cowboy way of life. Cowboys would specialize in skills such as roping, riding, or branding, and they would use these skills to assist their team in managing and driving cattle.
Which of the following statements accurately describes an important detail of the cowboy way of life?(1 point) Responses Cowboys often sat alone around a campfire and sang songs after a long workday. Cowboys often sat alone around a campfire and sang songs after a long workday. Cowboys often became experts at one skill and used it to help their group during cattle drives. Cowboys often became experts at one skill and used it to help their group during cattle drives. Cowboys were skilled at shooting and engaged in daily shootouts with Indigenous Americans. Cowboys were skilled at shooting and engaged in daily shootouts with Indigenous Americans. Cowboys wore several pieces of clothing that helped protect them against the environment.
I apologize for the confusion. The correct statement that accurately describes an important detail of the cowboy way of life is: "Cowboys often became experts at one skill and used it to help their group during cattle drives." Cowboys would specialize in skills such as roping, riding, or branding, and they would use these skills to assist their team in managing and driving cattle.
oops wrong one sorry about that. this is the one
Use the excerpt to answer the question. “They are smaller and less muscular than the [lumberjacks] of ax and pick; but they are as hardy and self-reliant as any men who ever breathed — with bronzed, set faces, and keen eyes that look…without flinching as they flash out from under the broad-brimmed hats. Peril and hardship, and years of long [work]… never dim their reckless eyes nor break their bearing of defiant self-confidence.” — Theodore Roosevelt, rancher and U.S. president, in Ranch Life and the Hunting Trail (1888) Which of the following statements accurately describes the cowboy way of life and is supported by this description by Theodore Roosevelt?(1 point) Responses Many cowboys were tall, strong, multiskilled White men like the characters in movies and novels. Many cowboys were tall, strong, multiskilled White men like the characters in movies and novels. Cowboys typically were weak, untrained individuals who worked alone and could only find work on ranches. Cowboys typically were weak, untrained individuals who worked alone and could only find work on ranches. Most cowboys were dedicated workers who performed a variety of jobs on ranches and on the cattle trail. Most cowboys were dedicated workers who performed a variety of jobs on ranches and on the cattle trail. The cowboy characters depicted in movies and novels did not actually wear cowboy hats, boots, and chaps.