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One piece of information I have gathered from the call was the town was the 5th biggest city in California at the time and could have been the state capital

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The population was increased a quite a bit and I learned that during the gold rush the town was so popular that it had a chance of being the capital of California.

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The buildings are all the same from a while ago, the only different thing was they had a little help staying up

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2. How long would it take to get to California?

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How many people dies during mining?

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the buildings were decaying so the 300 that were left raised money.

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I have learned that Columbia was almost the state capitol of California. They really don't open up at 7:00 in the morning.

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i learned that 1 once of gold almost cost $1,200 and now the town is closed during the day but open at night.

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As the population of the town went down they would tear down buildings to see if they can find gold underneath the buildings.  Question: How long was it until the town was mostly for tourist.

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2.  How long were miners' work day/week?

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I learned that after just a few years of people mining, the gold already started to decrease. They had about 25,000 people there so it went quick. My question is, even though it didn't become a ghost town, what year did the population go down at least a little bit?

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1.On the way to California, the paths would be littered with animal carcasses and human carcasses.  This decreased some of the people's faith in getting to California.

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1. California helped pay for the Union to fight for the Civil War. I also learned that the main people that really got rich were the people that sold the miners materials. 2. How many people died during the "Gold Rush."

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1. Some of the stuff that i have learned from this call is that if you had a store and you had the stuff that the miners needed then you made a lot of money. 2. Did a lot of people stay in the town after the most of the gold was gone.

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Today I learned that lots of people of people moved into California when people found out that there was gold. It was the gold rush. Once all of the gold was gone miners went home some ended up rich and some didn't. The population decreased over time. My question for Mrs.Kemp is how did they mine and find the gold in the river? What was there system? Could the miners potenially die while doing there job?

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I learned that California Gold helped pay for the Union to fight in the Civil War. Also, store owners made money because miners need supplies. Question: How many people died mining for gold.

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I learned that California helped pay for the Union in the  Civil War because they had so much gold.

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The information I have gathered from the call so far is that California gold helped pay for the Union to fight in the Civil War. I also learned that before the Gold rush the population was only 400 people, but during the gold rush it was close to 25,000 people. One question I have for Mrs.Kemp is where was the most gold found?

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The information I gathered was CA gold helped pay for the union to fight in the civil war. I also learned that they discovered gold in 1848, but started running out in 1956. How cold did it get up there?

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1.  Columbia was almost the state capitol of California.  The roads to the town are closed during the day but not at night because it is a functioning town.