Shiloh Shaefer Mrs. Lieb English 9 06 March 2024 The Ways of the 1930s Cowboys The 1930s cowboys were a special part of American history. There was more to them than just hanging around and riding horses. Although cowboys originated with Spanish tradition, they became widely spread in the United States. Stereotypes, work, and inventions constantly pressure cowboys to adjust to their way of life. The cowboy’s way of life generated ideas and pictures in people’s heads throughout the 1930s. First of all, their status was supposedly high and they were well known for their dominance throughout the county. In reality, the cowboys were very low status and many even tried seeking fame by participating in rodeos at the Wild West (Slatta). They sought
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