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Zaphaniah:
Joseph McCoy came up with an observation that he can lead the cows north
Alicia: to do this he led the longhorn cows to a railhead towards Northern parts.
Pariz: YES! I agree with you Zaphainah because they didn't have anything to travel with so they had to make the obsevation to have something to lead the cows north.

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The cowboys bosses were very interested in skills not skin color and black cowboys often proved themselves on the ranch in rodeos.

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In 1836 ranchers in New Orleans cattled the cows.The cow price went up 10x as much. They herded the cows by horses. The cows were sold for 40$ in the east,
because they didn't have much.The soldiers ate most of the cows so it wasnt that many. It estimated to six million cattle herded,up more.In the northern side the cows were sold for 4$. Victoria,Akeelah,Tyahni,
Jade M. Jayden,Gavin M.
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Black cowboys and white cowboys didn't care about there skin color, they only care about there working skills, There where 

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Black cowboys and white cowboys didn't care about there skin color, they only care about there working skills, There where 

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worked as farmhands,and they controlled the cattle trails. -Naziyah, Morgan,Olivia,Kimora,Jaire,Nafisa,And marcus

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Cows were $4 in Texas because there were so many the price  went down.~Adrianna.   Texas cattle were herded north into the rocky moutain west.~Jayla.   The civil war solders ate all the cows so the price got higher and higher~Tysaun.   Kansas the cattle would be put on trains and transported east~Timia       in the story  thay was going to sell the longhorn cows for four dollars elijah

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Pariz Jones

The problem of trying to get the cows to a different part of the country was difficult because they had no type of transportation so they had to think about what they would use to travel. They could also use the cows to travel around so that they would have something to travel around with.

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Cattle Trail Research (Variety of media)

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Cattle Trail Research (Variety of media)

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Cattle drives in the United States Facts for Kids

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Cattle drives were a major economic activity in the 19th-century American West, particularly between 1866 and 1886, when 20 million cattle were herded from Texas to railheads in Kansas, for shipments to stockyards in Chicago and points east.