Does the statement accurately describe the life of a cowboy? Select Yes or No. treaties with the native Americans provided them safe crossing across the prairie. A.yes B.no

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DerM · Answer 1 · 2019-07-28T16:18:59+0000

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no

Explanation: cowboys are free they go around the world without treaties they just fight for what they want i never heard of one that did a treatie

IsAif · Answer 2 · 2019-07-30T14:57:12+0000

I would like to say no. I have never heard of cowboys making treaties with Native Americans, so, they wouldn't have even known too much about Native Americans.

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