A town that grew rapidly in the area near the discovery of gold was Nome, Alaska. After the discovery of gold there, the town nearly doubled in size overnight.
The population of California grew so rapidly after the discovery of gold that it became a state in
grew rapidly as a result of new industries
No the discovery of gold didn't happen until 1849 in California and railroads were all ready in place by 1840. The first railroads were in 1812 and grew from there. By the time of the civil war the entire country could be crossed by rail, but the discovery of gold and silver is not related to the growth of the railroads.
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The term boomtown was used to describe a town that grew quickly around gold-minning areas.
the population of California grew rapidly
Slavery grew rapidly in Georgia due to the demand for labor in industries like agriculture and mining. Georgia's climate and soil were ideal for crops like cotton, leading to a higher demand for enslaved laborers to work on plantations. Additionally, laws and policies in Georgia were favorable to slave owners, making it easier to acquire and use enslaved labor.
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Decreased Rapidly
Rapid City (originally known as "Hay Camp") was founded in 1876. It grew from the influx of vistors to the Black Hills region of South Dakota after discovery of gold in 1874.
The North didn't like it, and started war.