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No person could take all of his supplies across the Chilkoot pass at once, so several trips had to be made in order to transport all needed goods to their destination. Often times supplies had to be carried by hand in 50-60 pound packs, as the pass proved to be too narrow for wagons or draft animals. The travel was slow and what would have taken a few hours in another environment required days to complete. It is estimated that for every mile their supplies moved, the travelers had to walk 80 miles to get it there.

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A dog sled or dog sleigh is a sled pulled by one or more sled dogs used to travel over ice and through snow. Numerous types of sleds are used, depending on their function. They can be used for dog sled racing.

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About 100,000 people climbed the mountains of Canada to reach the Klondike region in north-western Canada. It lasted between1896-1899

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Winter temperatures in the mountains of Yukon were normally -20 degrees F.

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traveling long distances in the cold weather was a struggle people faced

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August 16, 1896 and, when news reached Seattle and San Francisco the following year, it triggered a stampede of would-be prospectors

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See all the wonderful things Kristiyan Tonchev has made

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Dog Sledding is a way to get around in states that have humans and ice on the ground and a sport to do in some places like Alaska.

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Even though people were required to bring a year's worth of food, many people dies of starvation along the trails.

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This is sums up about how gold effected people and their point of view in them, and how the value and proportion amount of the golds influenced.

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http://www.encyclopedia.com/places/united-states-and-canada/canadian-political-geography/klondike-gold-rush-1896-1899
This article explains the Klondike and Yukon Gold Rush in a little more detail.

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Many people died trying to get through the rapids of the rivers while looking for gold.

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This is a line chart of the rise and fall of the value of gold in the Yukon Gold Rush.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dog_sled This is a reliable source because it talks about dog sledding and other thing for the Yukon Gold Rush.

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The following table shows the gold production in Yukon Territory during the Klondike Gold Rush:

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1896 | $300,000 |
1897 | $2,500,000
1898 | $10,000,000
1899 | $16,000,000
1900 | $22,275,000
1901 | $18,000,000
1902 | $14,500,000
1903 | $12,250,000
1904 | $10,350,000
1905 | $7,000,000
1906 | $6,000,000
1907 (Estimated) | $3,000,000

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  Survival and Challenges:  This was the packing list for the men who were a part of the gold rush.For each man:FOOD: 200 pounds of bacon 400 pounds of flour 85 pounds assorted dried fruit 50 pounds cornmeal 35 pounds rice 24 pounds coffee 5 pounds tea 100 pounds sugar 25 pounds fish 15 pounds soup vegetables 50 pounds oatmeal 50 pounds dried potatoes 50 pounds dried onions 25 cans butter 100 pounds beans 4 dozen tins condensed milk 15 pounds salt 1 pound pepper 8 pounds baking powder 2 pounds baking soda 1/2 pound mustard 3/4 pound ginger 36 pounds yeast cakes 60 boxes of matches 5 bars of soapCLOTHING: 1 suit oil clothing 3 pairs snag-proof rubber boots 3 pairs heavy shoes 1 dozen heavy socks 6 pairs wool mittens 3 suits heavy underwear 2 pairs Mackinaw trousers 2 pairs overalls 2 hats 4 heavy woolen overshirts 1 Mackinaw coat 1 heavy rubber-lined coat suspenders, hankerchiefs, snow glasses 2 pairs of heavy woolen blankets 2 oil blankets 4 towels buttons, thread, needles 5 yards mosquito nettingEQUIPMENT: 1 large bucket 1 set granite buckets 2 axes, plus extra handle 2 picks handsaw whipsaw 1 shovel pack strap 6 files drawing knife brace and bits jack plane hammer 3 chisels butcher knife 200 feet, 3/8- inch rope 10 pounds pitch 5 pounds oakum 2 caulking irons 15 pounds nails tent canvas whet stone compass goggles quartz glass quicksilver 2 frying pans coffee and tea pot 40 pounds of candles eating utensils: plate, cup, knife fork, spoon pots and pans steel stove for 4 men gold pan gold scales

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  Survival and Challenges:  This was the packing list for the men who were a part of the gold rush.For each man:FOOD: 200 pounds of bacon 400 pounds of flour 85 pounds assorted dried fruit 50 pounds cornmeal 35 pounds rice 24 pounds coffee 5 pounds tea 100 pounds sugar 25 pounds fish 15 pounds soup vegetables 50 pounds oatmeal 50 pounds dried potatoes 50 pounds dried onions 25 cans butter 100 pounds beans 4 dozen tins condensed milk 15 pounds salt 1 pound pepper 8 pounds baking powder 2 pounds baking soda 1/2 pound mustard 3/4 pound ginger 36 pounds yeast cakes 60 boxes of matches 5 bars of soapCLOTHING: 1 suit oil clothing 3 pairs snag-proof rubber boots 3 pairs heavy shoes 1 dozen heavy socks 6 pairs wool mittens 3 suits heavy underwear 2 pairs Mackinaw trousers 2 pairs overalls 2 hats 4 heavy woolen overshirts 1 Mackinaw coat 1 heavy rubber-lined coat suspenders, hankerchiefs, snow glasses 2 pairs of heavy woolen blankets 2 oil blankets 4 towels buttons, thread, needles 5 yards mosquito nettingEQUIPMENT: 1 large bucket 1 set granite buckets 2 axes, plus extra handle 2 picks handsaw whipsaw 1 shovel pack strap 6 files drawing knife brace and bits jack plane hammer 3 chisels butcher knife 200 feet, 3/8- inch rope 10 pounds pitch 5 pounds oakum 2 caulking irons 15 pounds nails tent canvas whet stone compass goggles quartz glass quicksilver 2 frying pans coffee and tea pot 40 pounds of candles eating utensils: plate, cup, knife fork, spoon pots and pans steel stove for 4 men gold pan gold scales