Which of the following best assesses the historical significance of William "Buffalo Bill" Cody?
A)He blended the history and myth of the West better than anyone.
B)He was such a popular fictional character that Americans believed in his existence.
C)He was actually an unimpressive bureaucrat in the Bureau of Reclamation.
D)He was an environmentalist, founder of the Sierra Club, and protector of buffalos.

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William "Buffalo Bill" Cody was known for his Wild West shows that blended the reality and myth of the American West, making him a significant figure in shaping the popular image of the West in American and international culture. Choices B, C, and D do not accurately reflect his historical significance.

Which of the Following Best Assesses the Historical Significance of William