How did the cattle drives in Texas create interconnectedness in the cattle industry?

Cattle drives are responsible for the formation of cattle industry in Texas state.

Explanation:

Cattle drives is a specific process through which herds of cattle moved from one place to another. This process was done by cowboys on the horses in Texas which is a state of United state of America. The owners of these cattle herds takes these cattle for selling purpose to remote areas where they get a better price for it. This activity was done in the 19th and early 20th century in the Texas state which is the contributing factor for building cattle industry in Texas.

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