Why was it difficult for farmers and cattlemen to get along?

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liesel3327 · Answer

They both wanted land, and would probally fight over land Hope it helps If not right, sorry ~L

bld0102 · Answer

Just took test I don't post answer if I am not for sure k-12 give answer after you take the test

Anonymous · Answer

Farmers and cattlemen struggled to get along due to economic competition, resource scarcity, and escalating violence from conflicts over grazing land. Large ranchers, who fenced off prime grazing areas, created frustrations for smaller farmers and cattlemen, leading to retaliatory acts such as fence cutting and cattle rustling. Additionally, government inaction further aggravated the situation, favoring large ranch owners over smaller operators. 
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Why was it difficult for farmers and cattlemen to get along?

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