What caused the need for cowboys to decrease? A. The buffalo kept eating the cowboys because they were tasty B. The settlers did not like the cowboys because they got in the way and ate all of

their food

C. The number of train routes increased and made it easier for ranchers to get cattle to market

D. The invention of the barbed wire fence made their job less necessary

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Frances Frazier

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31 July, 18:36

What caused the need for cowboys to decrease? A. The buffalo kept eating the cowboys because they were tasty B. The settlers did not like the cowboys because they got in the way and ate all of

their food

C. The number of train routes increased and made it easier for ranchers to get cattle to market

D. The invention of the barbed wire fence made their job less necessary

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Dillan Abbott · Answer 1

It has to be c due to the fact that when technology certain jobs wont be needed in this case with the invention of the steam engine people could get around much faster and didn't have much use for cowboys