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- Anglo-American miners became increasingly territorial over land they viewed as meant for them and forced other nationalities from the mines with violent tacticsas for California’s native people, one hundred and twenty thousand Native Americans died of disease, starvation and homicide during the gold rush.
- *Conflict Among Miners*
- Oh yes I hear some minors were injured by explosions .
- Anglo-American miners became increasingly territorial over land they viewed as meant for them and forced other nationalities from the mines with violent tactics. As for California's native people, one hundred and twenty thousand Native Americans died of disease, starvation and homicide during the gold rush.
- It’s dangerous people would get injured for example they would murder people over jealously.
- A large amount of lumber was needed to fuel boilers at the mines and to build the rapidly developing towns and cities springing up across the state.
- A large amount of lumber was needed to fuel boilers at the mines and to build the rapidly developing towns and cities springing up across the state.
- In the 3 years of the Gold Rush, about 250,000 people flooded California changing it forever. SF became a center of banking, manufacturing, shipping and trade. It went from 400 people in 1845 to 35,000 in 1850.
- *Impact of the Gold Rush*
- The populationgrew within 13 years.
- Oooh really
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