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How did the cattle drives lead to the rise of cow towns?
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How did the cattle drives lead to the rise of cow towns?

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Cattle Drives lead to the rise of cow towns because the large cattle were a huge demand so they got the animals from the towns called cow towns
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large cattle herds and consumer demand in cities resulted in cattle drives to locations where the railroad had a railhead.
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