Which factor contributed the most to the destruction of the southern buffalo herds? A. Trainloads of tourists killed buffalo purely for sport. B. Settlers fenced buffalo in to raise as livestock. C. Native Americans over-farmed areas that the buffalo used for grazing. D. Native Americans hunted the buffalo for food.

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Keaton Chase

16 October, 16:08

Which factor contributed the most to the destruction of the southern buffalo herds? A. Trainloads of tourists killed buffalo purely for sport. B. Settlers fenced buffalo in to raise as livestock. C. Native Americans over-farmed areas that the buffalo used for grazing. D. Native Americans hunted the buffalo for food.

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Elisha Banks · Answer 1

A: Trainloads of tourists killed buffalo purely for sport.

Malia Morrison · Answer 2

Southern buffalo herds were huge part of living for the American Indians and not just an animal. When the outsiders who were given lands by the government got migrated to the place, they looked at the buffaloes for hunting and sport. So eventually the factor that contributed to the destruction of southern buffalo herds is that trainloads of tourists killed buffalo purely for sport.