Gold Rush

Lola Escalante
Some mistakes
The fact took place one hundred seventy-
eight.
In March twenty four, eighteen forty eight
James Marshall discovered particles in a
Sutter's sawmill.
The 49ers traveled by sea and others
traveled trough the California Trail.
The gold rush also attracted dozens of
thousands of people from Europe,
Australia and Asia.
Some mistakes
• At the end of eighteen forty nine, the
population of California exceeded one
hundred thousand inhabitants, including
slaves and African-American miners.

• One the consequences of this fact is that

the natives' territory was attacked.
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some pics!
James Marshall
 In 1848, a common
technique for searching for
gold was "placer mining",
which involved washing
sediment from rivers and
streams in search of gold
nuggets.
John Sutter
Sutter's sawmill
Photo a Photo b Photo c
49ers attacked Miners extracting
the native's gold. Native people.
territory.
Conclusion
In conclusion, we could say that gold
rush was a Race to find Gold in the Land
of California, which boosted econlmy,
financed the development of
agriculture, manufacturing shipping and
banking.
Thank You
for listening!

Lola Escalante