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Barbed Wire is a kind of modern security Fencing materials fabricated with high-tensile wire.

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How did the barbed wire changed?

how did barbed -wire fencse change the economy of the west , southwest ,midwest


Open-range cattle raising was virtually ended by the?

Introduction of barbed wire.


What problems did ranchers face in the west?

Barbed wire


Which region of the US was known for the use of barbed wire fences and sod houses?

the west was known for barbed wire fences and sod houses.


What invention ended the wide-open west?

barbed wire


Its invention ended the wide-open west?

barbed wire


Why did Texas cattle drives end?

The quick easy answer is..The open plains were cut up by "Barbed Wire" Barbed wire put an end to the great Cattle drives of the old West and to a certain extent The Cowboy.


Where is the Kansas Barbed Wire Museum in Lacrosse Kansas located?

The address of the Kansas Barbed Wire Museum is: 120 West 1St, Lacrosse, KS 67548-0716


Barbed wire was used in the West primarily for which purpose?

To keep catle on the ranch.


What are several types of barbed wire?

The Kansas barbed wire museum has over 2000 different types of barbed wire on display and barbed wire collecting is a popular hobby.


What ended cattle frontier out west?

Barbed-wire. When farmers started putting up barbed-wire fences, cattle drives couldn't get to the feilds forthe cows to graze.


Barbed wire was invented in the late 1800s and its use spread throughout the West as an inexpensive way to fence in land. How did land use change in the West after settlers began using barbed wire?

The introduction of barbed wire dramatically transformed land use in the West by facilitating more efficient fencing, which allowed settlers to establish and protect their own claims to land. This led to the rise of cattle ranching and a shift from open-range grazing to more controlled livestock management. Consequently, land became more privatized, disrupting traditional communal grazing practices of Indigenous peoples and leading to tensions over land rights. Overall, barbed wire contributed to the rapid development of agriculture and ranching in the region.