YDS CÜMLE ATMA / TEST 7 34. Soru

34.

- (I) 'Cowboy' is a term that was given to cattle
herders working in the ranches in, the western
United States by people living in the eastern
States. (II) When it was first heard out in the
West, most cattle herders didn't like the idea of
being called 'boy'. (III) Gathering cattle into a
single herd was known at first as a cow hunt,
but gradually became known by the term
'roundup'. (IV) It wasn't until the late nineteenth
century that the term began to win acceptance
because, by then, the image of the cowboy had
become romantic and heroic. (V) That was just
fine with the cattle herders.