Gold Rush

Welcome to the Gold Rush category on Questions LLC! If you're fascinated by the captivating history of the Gold Rush era or have burning questions about this incredible period, you've come to the right place. Embark on a journey back in time with us as we explore the frenzied gold rushes that unfolded across the world, from the original California Gold Rush in the mid-1800s to similar events in Australia, Alaska, and beyond. Discover the stories of the brave prospectors, the challenges they faced, the riches they unearthed, and the lasting impact they left behind. Whether you're a history enthusiast, an aspiring gold miner, or simply curious to learn more, our Gold Rush category is here to provide you with a wealth of knowledge and answers to all your burning questions.

Questions (48)

Which accurately describes the experience of gold seeker traveling to the Klondike?a. most gold seekers travel the whole
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2. asked by Kaai97
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African American Participation in the Gold Rush
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which accurately describes the experience of gold seekers traveling to the Klondike?
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2. asked by Anonymous
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Which group had the most positive experience during the gold rush?
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2. asked by anna
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In which of the following regions in California was gold discovered?A. San Francisco B. Los Angeles C. Sutter's Fort I'm
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2. asked by Giovanni
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What is ironic about the rioters discovery of gold in the place where they were looking for death
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How did gold get to California?a- dog sled b- steamship c- by airplane My answer is steamship
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2. asked by Steve
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How much gold , arriving in San Francisco, triggered the gold rush?a- 500 lbs b- 1 ton c- 2 tons My answer is 2 tons
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2. asked by Steve
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1. Who gave Jim Sinclair a crucial piece of advice early in his career?2. What (or who) connects the current drug store chain,
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2. asked by Pavel
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Would you have preferred to mine or to operate a business that supported the miners, if you had been an inhabitant of
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2. asked by Emma
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what did gold prospectors have to buy, and what did these items cost?
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2. asked by Reggie
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Which accurately describes the experience of gold seekers traveling to the Klondike? (1 point) Responses Most gold seekers
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Which accurately describes the experience of gold seekers traveling to the klondike
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Which accurately describes the experience of gold seekers traveling to the klondike1 most gold seekers traveled by water 2 about
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2. asked by 1
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does anyone know good websites where i can find info about the gold rush. i need to make a journal and include information about
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2. asked by kerrie
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1 of 31 of 3 ItemsQuestion Which accurately describes the experience of gold seekers traveling to the Klondike? (1 point)
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2. asked by 🌹Sora chan🌙/°°そらちゃん°°
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The Dahlonega Gold RushWhat region(s) of Georgia did the event take place in?
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Use the chart to answer the question. Using the information on the chart, what can you infer about the Gold Rush's impact on the
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2. asked by trippie
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Which accurately describes the experience of gold seekers traveling to the Klondike?(1 point) Responses Most gold seekers
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Which accurately describes the experience of gold seekers traveling to the Klondike? (1 point) Responses Most gold seekers
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Which accurately describes the experience of gold seekers traveling to get the Klondike
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2. asked by Anon
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Using the information on the child, what can you infer about the gold rush impact on the city of San Francisco?
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Population of San Francisco, 1848–1870Date Population April 1848 850 July 1849 5,000 December 1849 25,000 1850 21,000 1852
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What was one significant effect of the Gold Rush on the population of California? • The establishment of strict immigration
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In a Californians tale by mark twain, Why were there no people living in this place?A. They were all killed B. No one had ever
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Oregon TrailManifest Destiny California Gold Rush Louisiana Purchase The option " A period of mass migration to California
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What was one significant effect of the Gold Rush on the population of California?(1 point)Responses The migration of people from
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What happened to many native Americans and ranchos during the Gold Rush?They lost their land They became very rich from the gold
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2. asked by Hi my name is BiLlY
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Using the information on the chart, what can you infer about the Gold Rush’s impact on the city of San Francisco? (1 point)
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2. asked anonymously
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Date: Population:April 1848 850 July 1849 5,000 December 1849 25,000 1850 21,000 1852 36,151 1860 56,802 1870 149,473 Use the
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2. asked by .
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In one to two sentences, explain how Americans outside of California benefited from the gold rush.(2 points)
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2. asked by lilacmoon
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Use the chart to answer the question.Using the information on the chart, what can you infer about the Gold Rush’s impact on
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2. asked by no
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Using the information on the chart what can you infer about the gold rush’s impact on the city of San FranciscoA) San
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Using the information on the chart what can you infere about the gold rush impact on the city of San fransico
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2. asked by Unknown
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what can you infer about the Gold Rush’s impact on the city of San Francisco?(1 point) Responses San Francisco’s population
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2. asked by pp
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using the information on the chart what can you infer about the gold rush impact on the city of San Francisco
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#17 Use the chart to answer the question. Using the information on the chart, what can you infer about the Gold Rush’s impact
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2. asked by GhostGirl
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Population of San Francisco,1848-1870 Date Population April 1848 850 July 1849 5.000 December 1849 25,000 1850 21,000 1852
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Using the information on the chart, what can you infer about the Gold Rush’s impact on the city of San Francisco?(1
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The gold rush is just one example of humanity's tendency toward ____.itinerant avarice calligraphy disparity
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2. asked by anonymous
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You sent information on the chart what can you infer about the gold rushes impact of the city of San Francisco? (A) San
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The discovery of gold made Walla Walla a boomtown. (1 point)True False
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What caused frequent violence to break out in mining camps? (1 point)Responses A) Men were upset at the cost of food and
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2. asked by Ruka
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Why was placer mining the most widely used method of mining for gold? (1 point)A) Placer mining was affordable to a large number
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2. asked by Ruka
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Joshua's Treasureby Paul Bradman Joshua looked uneasily at his parents. His father was perusing the newspaper, which he had just
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Joshua's Treasureby Paul Bradman Joshua looked uneasily at his parents. His father was perusing the newspaper, which he had just
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Joshua's Treasureby Paul Bradman Joshua looked uneasily at his parents. His father was perusing the newspaper, which he had just
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Why did thousands of prospectors move to the west and late 1800s?A. Oil B. Free land C. Gold and silver mining D. Diamond mining
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2. asked by Skjs
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