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    Chinese Immigration

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    with few immigrants. It was the discovery of gold of 1848 in California that brought Chinese immigrants to the United States.(Archuleta) Between 1850 and 1880‚ their population jumped from 7‚520 to 105‚465‚ with 77 percent living in California. The Chinese had initially immigrated to the U.S to look for better opportunities for themselves and their families. (Archuleta) The gold rush just spurred the Chinese on to immigrant quicker. After the Gold Rush‚ Chinese immigrants moved to the Railroad industry

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    populated and attempting to start all over. However‚ if the relocation was successful‚ the new land proved fruitful and allowed the settlers to reestablish their families. The year 1848 would bring a new perception of the West and introduced the gold rush‚ which would harm the existing settlers living in California. In Across the Plains in 1844‚ by Catherine Sager Pringle‚ the story of migrating the trails West was expressed as one of trial and tribulation. The travel proved tough and countless

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    A: In the pieces “The Klondike Gold Rush”‚ “A Woman Who Went to Alaska”‚ and “The City of Gold‚ they all talk about the Gold Rush in some way. All three authors/narrators show that there were hardships during the Gold Rush‚ but they all view it differently in their pieces. There are many examples proving this. The author of the article “The Klondike Gold Rush” told of the experience of the Gold Rush. They showed how “stampeders” (miners) would race toward the gold fields‚ even though most of them

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    King of Mazy May

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    characters and plot in this wild and adventurous story actually seem credible. This story is about a 14 year old boy named Walt Masters who lives Mazy May Creek in the Klondike during the gold rush. Walt was raised in the Yukon wilderness and he was rugged having great survival skills. Walt and his father owned a gold claim there and he was also guarding the claim next to his which belonged to Loren Hall. Loren was traveling 70 miles away to the city of Dawson to officially record this claim so that

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    White Fang Research Paper

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    Jack London wrote White Fang during the era of the Klondike Gold Rush of 1887. Inspirations for the book highlight many of London’s adventures and experiences during the Alaskan rush. London applies Realism in his novels the most. In brief‚ White Fang features the rigors of a wolf-dog born wild but who becomes docile gradually after Grey Beaver domesticates him. White Fang grows up unloved and rabid. Other dogs bully him profusely‚ and his queue of masters transfer from being brutal to savage. It

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    Westward Expansion

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    Westward Expansion The westward expansion happened in the 1800`s. It was a period of time when the United States was trying to obtain more states in the Union from throughout North America; it was titled the Manifest Destiny. One of the reasons was because immigrants wanted to come to America to have freedom of religion‚ uninhabited land‚ and access to special metals. Martin Van Buren (1837 - 1841)‚ William Henry Harrison (1841‚ he died of pneumonia in office)‚ John Tyler (1841 - 1845)‚ and James

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    in the late 40s and mid-50s. Once the disclosure of the “Gold” had been formally declared by president James K. Polk in the condition of Union message‚ on December fifth‚ 1848‚ the world surged in and California turned into the spot that none others’ could mirror its differences of race‚ color‚religion‚ language‚size‚ government‚capital‚ strength‚ and ethics that emerged in California. America and history were changed forever by the Gold founded by James

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    Do you like sled dog teams and gold rush? If you do then you should Read call of the Wild by Jack London. They took about gold rush‚ sled dog team’s and a dog that lived in California. “The Call of the Wild” by Jack London was about a dog named Buck. Buck lived in califon. The gordiner sold Buck and shipt him off to the yukon to pall sleds he went therow 4 masters the 5 one was john thornton buck like him in tell the indians killed him then buck whose free. The theme power of primitive instincts

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    The Luck of Roaring Camp

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    AMERICAN LITERATURE A view on “THE LUCK OF ROARING CAMP” – Bret Harte 1. The story starts with a unique event. What is it? What significance can you attach to the event? The story is commenced by a unique event which is the birth of a boy in the gold mining camp where “Deaths were not unusual in Roaring Camp; but a birth was big news”. Particularly‚ the appearance of the baby‚ an orphan now‚ in the “roaring” land among all men who were either fugitives‚ criminals‚ or prospectors put them into a

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    Mayor of L.a

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    historical events that I observed in the museum were the California Gold Rush and The Signing of the California Land Claims Act. The California Gold Rush of 1849 brought large numbers of new immigrants from Mexico‚ Central American and South America to California. The presence of gold made California tremendously valuable to the United States. The Gold Rush funded money for the union to buy supplies and fire arms for its military. The Gold Rush stood out to me because of all the back ground information and

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