All of the following statements are true regarding cowboy culture and frontier EXCEPT:

The Berlin Wall came down in 1989 after German reunification and Berlin became one city again. 

Which cultural trait tied immigrant enclaves and communities together best and was the cultural trait that immigrants were most reluctant (or refused) to change? 

The Tenure of Office Act was a direct challenge to: 

The West was “won” by inventions from the Industrial Revolution, rather than the cowboys and gunslingers. 

Which president won the “stolen” election of 1876? 

The Western Front of World War I: 

The Tenure of Office Act was a direct challenge to: 

William Taft’s theory of “dollar diplomacy”: 

Immigrant farming communities, such as in Kansas and Nebraska, mimicked immigrant urban enclaves in that immigrant families typically remained physically close to each other by the creation of small towns.