How did the cattle industry boom affect the economy of the west

Individuals were settling increasingly in the Western zones, particularly around the Civil war and after it. The cattle boom was essential since it gave sustenance to the zone and also things like leather. The west began growing quick in light of the fact that the general population who settled it got extensive ranges of land where a great deal of cattle could be developed which just made everybody wealthier. At the point when trains began spreading it was made conceivable to rapidly transport cattle related products towards the east.