The term "gold rush" typically refers to a period of rapid migration and economic activity sparked by the discovery of gold. If you're asking about a specific event or personal experience, please provide more details. Otherwise, I can share that gold rushes, such as those in California or Klondike, led to significant population growth and economic changes in the regions involved.
like 15 dollars
a lot
The Californian gold rush!
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$100.000
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A shovel during the gold rush would cost $11.
it was not that much
like 15 dollars
10 pounds an ounce
Plenty of gold was still left and still is there today. If you wanted to go gold panning or mining you would find gold, just not as much as you would find back then - in the gold rush. Add me in game center - irok220
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before the gold rush, a pick cost about two or three dollars, but after the gold rush the price was raised to six dollars
1 million dollars worth of gold
2 tons
a lot
Nope. The greed for gold overpowered the need of education.