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During the California gold rush what ammount of money did miners have to pay per month?
During the California Gold Rush, miners typically faced various costs, including fees for mining claims and equipment. While there wasn't a standardized monthly fee, many miners paid around $5 to $20 per month for claim fees, depending on the location and regulations. Additionally, they incurred costs for tools, food, and lodging, which could vary significantly based on individual circumstances and choices.
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What discovery set off a massive migration to california and what was that migration later name?
The mass migration to California of miners and business people who made money from the miners is known as the California gold rush. The migrants who left for California in 1849 were called forty niners. Hope this helped ((;
What do miners need?
Miners need Money
What miners need?
Miners need Money
Can electric optimizer save money?
A small ammount, but in the long run, the ammount gets larger (of course!)
Why do miners melt gold into money?
Miners do not and are not allowed to melt gold into money.
What is the largest ammount of money left in a will?
3 million ?!
How much money is 2723 pennies in dollar ammount?
$27.23
Which types of miners made the most money in the West?
the gold miners
What is a profit or loss?
A profit is an ammount of money higher than erju
What are monetary incentive?
monetary incentive is increase ammount of money in economy sector!
When you donate to boondox on acww wild world you don't get a feather?
You must donate a certain ammount or more to receive feathers. There are several colors of feathes, each color needs a different ammount of money to be donated for the event of yo getting the feather to be triggered. The blue feather requires the smallest ammount of money donated.
Did gold miners make more money than sliver miners?
Not necessarily. While gold is worth more than silver, there is more silver. The people that REALLY made money were the people that sold supplies to the miners.
