By: Takeba Dowden.  Spanish Origins- 1500’s- As cattle was moved from place to place breeds mixed and a new breed was created called the Longhorns.

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By: Takeba Dowden

 Spanish Origins- 1500’s- As cattle was moved from place to place breeds mixed and a new breed was created called the Longhorns.

 Mexican Independence Mexico gained its independence from Spain.

 Civil War It was caused by slavery, state rights and tariffs. It was fought between the North and South.

 Reconstruction This was a time after the Civil War where people spent their time rebuilding. It was also a great demand for beef during this time.

 The Cattle Era ’s- In Texas there are many cattle ranches and there are still many today such as King Ranch, JA Ranch, Matador Ranch, and XIT Ranch.

 Civil War It was caused by slavery, state rights and tariffs. It was fought between the North and South.

 Closing of the open range The more Ranchers who moved to Texas the harder it was to graze land.

 Turn of the 20 th Century-1900’s- Demand of cattle shifted. Depending on techniques cattle in industry started to run more like a business

 Moving into the 21 st Century- 2000’s- Cattle ranching became a big business.