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    people of the American society were selling apples and newspaper. An idea sprung. The idea was for the kids to head out west and strike gold in a cave. Before the Great Depression there was a period of time called the gold rush. The gold rush was the discovery of gold nuggets in California. People were so excited that they all headed west looking to get lucky. The gold rush didn’t happen when the DiMarcos needed them. But there is a mythical cave that is unknown that the DiMarcos might try to find. This

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    offered natural resources such as gold‚ oil‚ and lumber‚ also it gave hope to freedom and landownership all the while guarding it with dangerous obstacle such as natives‚ disease‚ and drought. The forge west brought on all sorts of big European business men preying on ignorant and uneducated people. We see fishermen being conned to buy lands that they would turn over to corporate hands and natives letting go of their titles to white men whom had made them bad deals. The rush west brought in rail roads

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    “I came to Australia in the Gold Rush” Ever wondered what life was like for Chinese people in the Gold Rush? Read Jiang’s story to find out! My name is Jiang. I am now eighty-two years old‚ but I came to Australia when I was only 19. The reason I came to Australia was to take part in the Gold Rush‚ so I could look after my family. The Gold Rush started in 1851‚ but the news about it did not reach China until 1853. I wanted to come here the moment I found out about it‚ but my financial conditions

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    Everyday Life on the Goldfields The gold rushes from 1851 until the early 1900s were very important to Australia’s History. Up to that time‚ Indigenous Australians occupied most of the country‚ although some had already been pushed off their lands. In 1788‚ the first settlers from Europe‚ mostly English and Irish‚ arrived and established new towns along the cost. The First Rushes: In 1851‚ a group of prospectors‚ led by a man called Edward Hargraves‚ found gold near Bathurst in NSW. Within days

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    of the Wild is a story of a dog trying to survive the Alaskan gold rush. To Build a Fire follows a similar storyline yet it is about a man instead of a dog. Although the two books have many similarities such as where the book took place and the the style of writing they also have many differences such as the ending and the main character. Both books touched on taking place in the heart of Alaska presumable during the Alaskan gold rush and the main similarity is the climate. One piece of evidence

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    of December 1854‚ 22 diggers and 5 troops were killed in a battle lasting only 20 minutes known as the Eureka Stockade. The main causes of this battle was due to the gold diggers opposing the Governments miners licenses‚ which was an easy way for the Government to make money on Gold via taxes. The death of James Scobie a Scottish Gold digger also contributed to the Eureka Stockade due to the lack of evidence against his murderers. The miners felt that justice had not been served. The short term results

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    as the state’s "gold village"‚ boasting more than 100 jewellery shops. Their clientele: hundreds of families who have relatives working in the Gulf. The number of gold retailers in Kerala has gone upto 5000 In spite of sky-rocketing prices of the yellow metal-from Rs.4‚395 per 10 gram in 2000 to more than Rs.20‚000 in 2011-its demand has not been seriously affected in Kerala. The South Indian states alone account for 60 per cent of gold sales in India‚ the world’s biggest gold consumer. According

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    1840’s the discovery of gold in California blew up extremely‚ in the way that many people believed they could make a fortune by finding gold on their own; to be exact it was January 24‚ 1848 when James W. Marshall saw something that appeared to be shiny -near Sutter Creek Coloma‚ California- in which‚ unexpectedly‚ it turned out to be gold. At the time of his discovery Marshall was overseeing construction‚ on the American River‚ of a sawmill. Therefore‚ the discovery of gold in California brought attention

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    that’s so cool. Second one:Dining Experiences‚Ghiradellhi’s chocolate factory. The Bay Area’s history with chocolate dates back to the California Gold Rush‚ when Domingo Ghirardelli opened the city’s first chocolate factory in 1852. Ghirardelli (whose father was a chocolatier in Italy) had come to the Bay Area (by way of Uruguay and Peru) to try his hand at gold mining upon a

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    point of view is third person limited‚ and we have the point of view of Buck a dog who “broke the mold”. The third person helps tell the story by telling some things about other people or things in the story. The setting takes place in the Klondike gold rush in Alaska in about 1896. The protagonist of the story is Buck‚ and one of the major antagonists is Spitz. Spitz is one of the dogs who helped turn Buck into what he was meant to be. They fought to the death‚ and Buck won. Buck then became leader

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