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What did miners, cowboys, and railroad workers in the late 1800s have in common?

What did miners, cowboys, and railroad workers in the late 1800s have in common?
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What did miners, cowboys, and railroad workers in the late 1800s have in common?

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They all faced danger and hardships

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It could be argued that miners, cowboys, and railroad workers in the late 1800s shared the traits of being unconventional workers who were taking part in the expansion of the United States, since all of these people worked in the west.
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