History: What did the meat-packers mean when they described cattle as steerly ? a. the cattle were covered with boils. b. the cattle had grazed on the open range. c. the cattle had been fed well. o d. the cattle were strong.

What did the meat-packers mean when they described

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spazzinchicago

18.10.2019

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they were referring to the fact that the cattle were covered in boils

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ICyberAngel

19.03.2023

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Did you read that book?

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What did the meat-packers mean when they described cattle as "steerly"?

a. the cattle were covered with boils.

b. the cattle had grazed on the open range.

c. the cattle had been fed well.
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d. the cattle were strong.

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What did the meat-packers mean when they described cattle as "steerly"?

a. the cattle were covered with boils.

b. the cattle had grazed on the open range.

c. the cattle had been fed well.
o
d. the cattle were strong.