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Justin Martinez & Salvador Espinoza
Mr.LaShell

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Question 1                        Who were the people who first found gold, where did they find the gold, and make a claim on why many went on this journey using two direct citations from the online text.

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Question 1                        Who were the people who first found gold, where did they find the gold, and make a claim on why many went on this journey using two direct citations from the online text.

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Skookum Jim Mason, Dawson Charlie and George Washington Carmack found gold in a tributary of the Klondike River in Canada's Yukon Territory. To find Gold.

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Question 2                        Click on the “Path to Gold” link at the bottom of the webpage.  How many paths toward Alaska were there originating out of Seattle? How would they travel there?

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Question 2                        Click on the “Path to Gold” link at the bottom of the webpage.  How many paths toward Alaska were there originating out of Seattle? How would they travel there?

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There were 3 paths toward Alaska. People got there by some over land and glaciers, others only by water, however most streamed through Skagway or Dyea.

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Question 3                              If it was 1897, would you have joined in the Klondike Gold Rush?  Explain why or why not by making a claim and backing it up using two pieces of evidence from the text (you can use direct OR indirect citations for this answer).

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Question 3                              If it was 1897, would you have joined in the Klondike Gold Rush?  Explain why or why not by making a claim and backing it up using two pieces of evidence from the text (you can use direct OR indirect citations for this answer).

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No. Because you are going to leave your family, you could die, or just not find gold.

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Question 4          Part A                  5 Facts about the gold rush

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Question 4          Part A                  5 Facts about the gold rush

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1. Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park is made up of three units in Alaska and one unit in Seattle WA.

2. Skookum Jim Mason, Dawson Charlie and George Washington Carmack found gold in a tributary of the Klondike River in Canada's Yukon Territory.

3. William Moore and His small homestead was inundated with some 10,000 transient residents struggling to get their required year's worth of gear and supplies

4.  The Chilkoot Trail was the toughest on men because pack animals could not be used easily on the steep slopes leading to the pass.

5. The distance from tidewater to the lakes was only about 35 miles

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Question 4          Part C                 2-3 reasons WHY or WHY YOU WOULDN’T go on the Gold Rush.

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Question 4          Part C                 2-3 reasons WHY or WHY YOU WOULDN’T go on the Gold Rush.

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1. I wouldn't go on the gold rush because of the long hard journey.
2. I wouldn't go on the gold rush because i would be away from my family.
3. I wouldn't go on the gold rush because of the chance for no gold

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Question 4             Part B                 A creative image that shows the good or bad about the gold rush.

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Question 4             Part B                 A creative image that shows the good or bad about the gold rush.

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Question 4           Part D                 A map of your path north

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Question 4           Part D                 A map of your path north