What Made "Buffalo Bill's Wild West" So Popular with the American

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Multiple Choice

What made "Buffalo Bill's Wild West" so popular with the American public?

• A) It seemed to give Americans a way to experience the West.
• B) It focused on nature's devastation in the West.
• C) It provided an accurate representation of the West.
• D) It hired a series of famous actors to portray Sitting Bull.

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