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Q: Why was the invention of barbed wire important to western deve.
A: Barbed wire was commercially developed in 1874 by American inventor Joseph Glidden (1813-1906). Consisting of steel wires that are twisted together to make shar... Read More »
Q: How did the invention barbed wire change the look of the western ...
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Q: What impact did barbed wire have on the idea of a wide open weste...
A: Barbed wire basically ended free grazing, and forced many ranchers out of business because their cattle could not get to water. Read More »
Q: How was barbed wire a contribution or an impact on Western Expans...
A: Barbed wire was an impact because you would need to keep cutting it to move and was a contribution because at night they could circle the camp with barbed wire ... Read More »