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In the late 1800s, Cowboys moved cattle
from Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona to
railroads in

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The Cowboys the moved cattle from Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona to the railroads in Kansas.

Who are the Cowboys?

The cowboy's were herd-men whose life was full of hard work, low pay and little sleep on a trail drive

A lot of the cowboys drives their cattle from Texas to the railroads in Kansas.

In conclusion, the Cowboys the moved cattle from Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona to the railroads in Kansas.

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Answer:

They moved them to Missouri.

Explanation: Just did it.

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