Which of the following series of events is out of order?

a

Large profits in the cattle industry led to rapid expansion, which led to a surplus of cattle.

b

When demand increased after the Civil War, a boom in the sheep industry occurred, which led to conflicts with ranchers and farmers over grazing land.

c

Overgrazing of cattle led to lower prices, which led to a decline in the cattle industry in Texas.

d

Cattle drives of the late 1800s led to the establishment of large ranches, which led to the development of the railroad.

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Joanna Roy

28 December, 19:37

Which of the following series of events is out of order?

a

Large profits in the cattle industry led to rapid expansion, which led to a surplus of cattle.

b

When demand increased after the Civil War, a boom in the sheep industry occurred, which led to conflicts with ranchers and farmers over grazing land.

c

Overgrazing of cattle led to lower prices, which led to a decline in the cattle industry in Texas.

d

Cattle drives of the late 1800s led to the establishment of large ranches, which led to the development of the railroad.

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Helen Moody · Answer 1

b

When demand increased after the Civil War, a boom in the sheep industry occurred, which led to conflicts with ranchers and farmers over grazing land.