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film - a cup of milk cost $5.00

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HistoryNet - Out of 100,000 people, only 30,000 actually arrived in the Klondike region

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www.arcticwebsite.com/goldrushsupplies1898.html-They had to take along one year supply of food

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Because of the bad weather and land only only 30,000 of the 100,000 people that were going to klondike made it. People discovered gold along the klondike river in 1896. Out of the 30,000 people that made it to klondike only 4,000 people were able to walk away with gold.

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CanidanEncyclopedia (website)- 1)The Klondike Gold Rush lasted from 1897 and 1899. 2)Gold was discovered in Yukon. 3)The gold was discovered by George Carmack.

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There where 100,000 people who went there bettwen 1897 and 1899 Klondike gold rush. 1

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Alaskagoldrush.info-Gold still excites people and the Alaska gold rush still exist and goes on till this day.

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National Park Service- Skookum Jim Mason, Dawson Charlie, and George Washington Carmack first found the gold.

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HistoryNet: George Washington Carmack and two indian friends discovered a real gold nugget 1896,which set off a fabled gold rush in Canada.

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the success rate was around 4,000 had found gold

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gold bullion pro- it lasted from (1896,1899

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Even though gold was first discovered there in 1896

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Even though gold was first discovered there in 1896

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since Alaska is such a remote location nobody heard about the gold there until 1897

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HIstoryNet.com Of 30,000 people that were there at the Klondike Gold Rush only 4,000 did find gold.

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The Klondike Gold Rush up in the mountains it was -20 degrees  F to -50 degrees  F

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the klondike gold rush lasted more then 3 years

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took gold rushes a year to reach klondike

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historynet-First printed in 1983, The Klondike Quest was republished to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Klondike rush.

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started in the summer of 1898

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University Library
In August,16th, 1996 Indians Skookum Jim Mason and Tagish Charlie, along with Seattleite George Carmack found gold in Rabbit creek, near Dawson In the young region of Canada. After a little bit they saw that gold was literally found everywhere. The people who found it became wealthy and are known as the Klondike Kings .

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estimated of 100,000 people to the klondike region of north west canada in the yukon region between 1896 and 1899

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Klondike Gold Rush - Wikipedia over one billion dollars worth of gold was found in  the late 20th century

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HistoryNet- 4,000 people found gold during the Klondike Gold Rush.
NationalPark- 3 men found gold in the Klondike river and they had no idea it would lead to one of the biggest gold rushes in history.

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goldrushnuggets.com- Gold in the Klondike region was first discovered in August 1896, but since Klondike is such a remote location nobody in America heard about it until July 1897

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The Canadian Encyclopedia. In 1896 gold was first found in Yukon leading to the rush between in the Klondike.

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HistoryNet: Gold was found in many rich deposits in 1896 along the Klondike River.

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Historynet
Each ounce of gold cost $19.39

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There were 30 Million dollars found during the gold rush in 1896

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more than a billion dollars was found

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wikipedia
some got gold in southeast Alaska

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encyclopedia Out of all the gold that was found that added up to $100 million us dollars. To get back from klondike people used foot, horses, and dogs to get back to their destination.

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history/net.com gold was discovered there by local miners on August 16, 1896,

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MasterSoftTrivia (website)- 1)A lot of people quit their jobs so they could look for gold. 2)People spent $300-500 just to get to Klondike. That number increased as more people traveled their.

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Mastersoftriva.com- The gold rush started in 1896 and ended in 1899

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canadianenencycloped- Around $29 million dollers in gold was recoverd from 1897 to 1899

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HistoryNet.com The Klondike Gold Rush went on from 1896 to the year 1899.

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A lot of people were trying to find gold but only 30 to 40 thousand people discovered gold

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Facts about Klondike It was the biggest gold rush

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National park service- More than 3,000 animals died on the White Pass Trail.

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Historynet
European miners wore trousers ,Levis jeans, strong mining boots, and shirts.

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it was about -50 degrees
Digital Connections

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the klondike gold rush was the largest gold rush in history

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National Park Service- In the first year of the gold rush there was about 20,000 to 30,000 people there.

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the people stayed  in tents to keep warm
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Over $30 million US money was found in the gold ru

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Gold bullion pro- It was the largest gold rush in history because it had more money.30 million worth of gold and it estimated to about 675 million U.S. dollars

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Historynet
What some miners ate were beans, bacon, and galantines

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National Park Service- In 1897 people boarded ships in Seattle and Pacific port cities toward the vision of riches to be had for the taking

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Gold rush facts in 1997 people caught gold fever.

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Klondike Gold Rush - Wikipedia around  4,000 people found gold and made a profit

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goldbullionpro.com The Yukon areas are are still being mined in today's world.

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HistoryNet: Mining was very challenging because pretty unpredictable distribution of digging and gold it was slowed by permafrost.

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will mendenhall Klondike gold rush facts

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will mendenhall Klondike gold rush facts

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More than 30,000 people got more than 100,000 million `doallos

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Klondike Gold Rush - Wikipedia this lasted 1896-1899

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wikipedia
thay  were in western canada betweet 1896 to1899

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historynet-the Klondike gold rush started in August 1869 and ended in 1899

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they got payed $1 to $10 a day
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Historynet
During the klondike gold rush the president at the time was James K. Polk

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Encyclopedia.com-  1.The gold rush began in 1896 and ended in 1904
2. Within 10 years $100 million of gold was removed.
Gold Bullion Pro- Very few people found gold during the Klondike Gold Rush.

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HistoryNet: Of the 30,000 that arrived in Klondike, approximately 4,000 actually found gold.

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Historynet
The first person to start the klondike gold rush was George Washington and two indians.

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University Libraries- The Rabbit creek's (where gold was found) name changed to Bonanza creek

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historynet.com  took gold rushers a year to get to the destination

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University Libraries- During the traveling people needed animals or sleds to carry their supplies.

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The Klondike trail is 33 miles long.

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30 million worth of gold was collected.
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historynet.com the gold rush started in the summer of 1898

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historynet.com estimated of 100,000 people to get to the klondike region of the north west canada in the yukon region between 1896 and 1899

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on August 17, Skookum Jim Mason and Tagish Charlie, along with Seattleite George Carmack found gold.

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HistoryNet: George Carmack, the man who started it all, was neither, a die-hard  prospector or a keen businessman.

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www.google.com: miners mined more than 750,000 pounds of gold.

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Goerge Carmack was the first to discover gold

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historynet.com  the success rate was around 4,000 of where people had found gold

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more than half the people die out of 100,000

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Encyclopidia.com
it began in the summer of 1897

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historynet.com more than one billion dollars was found

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klondike gold rush doesn't close in the winter.

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wikipedia-the first time gold was found, it was found in Juneau Alaska.

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hstorynet
4,000 fond gold

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Encyclopidia.com- it estimated to about 100,000 people there in the gold rush.

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Very few people were acctuly able to get wealthy

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Encyclopedia.com
More than one million people had planned to set off but only 100 thousand actually set off.

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National Park Service- William Moore had a home stead for people to stay in.

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the klondike gold rush was a migration to a estimated 100,000 prospectors

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canadianmysteries-in 1911 over $140 million was taken out of the ground.

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George Carmack found the klondike gold rush
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University Libraries- There were two trails that people could go through, which were Chilkoot trail or White Pass trail. In both the trails they had out laws.

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fun facts
33 miles is haw long the trel is

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[History Net] out of the 30,000 people who made it there only 4,000 people found gold.

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gold was first found by a local miner in august 16 1896

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www.arcticwebsite.com: Some of the the things they would need to bring were, 25 cans of butter, 1 large bucket, 1 dozen pairs of heavy socks, and a lot more.

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Wikipedia
The Gold rush in Klondike lasted through 1896 -1899 which is 3 years.

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film- in the line to get to Alaska you had to go threw this big human chain, line if you stopped it would be hours to get back in it took days to get threw and it was very long and had many people

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University Libraries- Jefferson "soapy" Smith was an outlaw and he took over a town the the White Trail pass went through. He also wasn't aloud in Dawson. He was most likely still aloud to go to the gold rush

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sam brannan is the persin that fin

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in the summer of 1899 gold was discovered around nome and west alaska

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[University library] Its is estimated that over one billion dollars worth of gold has been found

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[wikipedia] there is more than one way to get to the gold rush.