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    The biggest immigration of all time happened in the period of 1850’s where gold was found by James Marshall; also known as the Western Movement. The Native American population went from 150‚000 to 30‚000. While the immigration grew‚ somebody had to pay for it and they were the chosen ones. Speak of a devil‚ the Native Americans were there first who arrived with 100 tribes spread out in California. They have lived there for many years‚ and have not seen any other people than the new settlers. Essentially

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    In the 1870’s during the economic depression following the Civil War‚ white miners and settlers encouraged by the Homestead Act heard news about mineral wealth such as gold along the trails of the Colorado Mountains. The miners that came created legendary mining town in Summit County‚ Leadville and Silverton‚ but these areas were heavily penetrated within Ute territory. In 1876‚ the Colorado Statehood and the local newspaper at the time demanded the removal of Utes off the land‚ which could be mined

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    numbers that where entering the United States‚ but the racism that were boiling in this so called “melting pot” of diversity. Many racial tensions began as Americans saw these Chinese as a threat to their jobs and the economy. During this time the Gold rush was happening in California‚ which China was in a period of poverty‚ which lead many Chinese to immigrate to California (Seattle.) Before the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882‚ there was the Page Act of 1875‚ which denied and restricted many forced laborers

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    Ban on Underwater Dredging in California Steven R. Neubauer BIS/275 Ban on Underwater Dredging in California This great state of California was founded as a result of the discovery of gold at Sutter’s Mill in January 1848. The modern day prospector is under attack by various environmentalist groups that have declared war on suction dredges. A suction dredge is a mechanical underwater vacuum cleaner that sucks up gravel‚ sand from the bottom of river ways‚ and passes these items through

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    up. Buck also had to learn the Law of Club and Fang‚ he learned to obey and respect those who are more powerful than him. He also had to adapt to working with other dogs and using a lot of teamwork to get through the harsh winters of the Klondike Gold Rush. Unlike Buck‚ my dad had to persevere when his sister and niece died in a car wreck. One of the things he had to realize is that they were gone and they weren’t going to come back. My dad also had to persevere with what it was going to be like without

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    elements at 70 degrees below zero. In real life Jack was always doing a new type of adventure and the adventure that he had just embarked on would always lead to an entertaining story or book. His time in the Yukon for example‚ before he ever got to the gold fields him and his cohorts were faced with a challenge. Should they play it safe and waste lots of time as well as money and go around the sketchy part of the river‚ or do they go straight through it and save time and money. They chose to go through

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    experiences. These are the people who have undertaken a mission: Stanley Pearce‚ Farah Ahmedi‚ and Annie Johnson. We are going to start with Stanley Pearce. Call of the Klondike is a true account of the Klondike Gold Rush. The text is based on primary sources‚ including the diary of Stanley Pearce‚ a gold miner. The authors describe the hardships that Pearce and other miners faced to pursue their dream of striking it rich. Pearce wrote that "every man that could raise the necessary funds for a year’s grub

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    to the massive increase of population‚ or because they thought America had plentiful jobs opportunities‚ or because men and women wanted independent lives. The Chinese and Japanese mostly came because the seeked fortunes sparked by the California Gold Rush‚ but realized that that was long over. Due to this‚ they turned to helping make the railroads‚ farming‚ mining‚ or domestic service. The Mexicans who immigrated to America came because jobs were scarce in their homelands‚ and they thought the industrial

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    Jack London Survival

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    During the late 1800s finding gold became a quick way to get wealth quickly. Many young men took the trip up to Alaska in order to find it. This was a misleading journey‚ as many of the men didn’t know what they were getting into. Jack London is a well-known author who based a couple of his stories in the Yukon near Alaska. The main theme in both stories is man’s struggle for survival. In “Love of Life” and “To Build a Fire”‚ both men are lost in the Yukon wilderness. London’s style is a steraight-forward;

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    Call Of The Wild Analysis

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    Call of the Wild‚ by Jack London‚ begins in 1897‚ at the start of the Klondike gold rush. The discovery of gold in the Klondike region motivated thousands of men to head for the far north‚ all of them in need of dogs to pull sleds across the frigid arctic trails. Buck is an incredibly large dog‚ half Shepherd and half St. Bernard‚ who has enjoyed a leisurely life on a California ranch. He is stolen and shipped to the Yukon by his family gardener‚ Manuel. Buck learns to survive in this harsh environment

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