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What caused cattle prices to fall in 1800? A. overexpanding herds B. overgrazing land C. droughts and blizzards D. low profits

What caused cattle prices to fall in 1800? A. overexpanding herds B. overgrazing land C. droughts and blizzards D. low profits
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What caused cattle prices to fall in 1800? A. overexpanding herds B. overgrazing land C. droughts and blizzards D. low profits

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Hi!

I'm pretty sure the answer should be D. Low profits, because the demand for beef fell, which meant that ranching became less profitable.
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