Elizabethtown was a boom town a. that lasted for 50 years. b. that was located near silver city. c. that consisted of bars, hotels, and dance halls. d. but went bust in 6 months.

d. but went bust in 6 months.

c. that consisted of bars, hotels, and dance halls.

Explanation:

Elizabethtown was a town in New Mexico that was established in 1868 as a result of a copper boom. While the copper business decreased around 1875, gold was found in the area in 1890. At its height, the town had about 3,000 people. It consisted of bars, hotels, and dance halls. However, as the gold decreased, the town began to shrink and it was eventually abandoned.

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