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Beginning of 1897 an army of gold seekers unaware most of the gold klondike claims were already staked

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Beginning of 1897 an army of gold seekers unaware most of the gold klondike claims were already staked

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the journey was dangerous because of the weather the weather was usually -60 degrees fahrenheit. 

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the journey was dangerous because of the weather the weather was usually -60 degrees fahrenheit. 

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There were so many dead horses because it was a dangerous journey.

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There were so many dead horses because it was a dangerous journey.

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It wasn't as they expected,because most gold was found about 10 feet below the ground

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It wasn't as they expected,because most gold was found about 10 feet below the ground

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an estimate of about 1 billion dollars was found during the klondike gold rush

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an estimate of about 1 billion dollars was found during the klondike gold rush

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There had been rumors of gold in the Yukon as far back as the 1830's.

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There had been rumors of gold in the Yukon as far back as the 1830's.

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The estimated amount of gold was about $3,000,000

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The estimated amount of gold was about $3,000,000

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there was a struggle of finding food or to find the gold they wanted.

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there was a struggle of finding food or to find the gold they wanted.

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They need supplies to survive the trail.

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They need supplies to survive the trail.

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They sold some goods for more money to make more money or better profits.They had their own supplies and sold them for their own prices.

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They sold some goods for more money to make more money or better profits.They had their own supplies and sold them for their own prices.

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There were hardly murders and thefts in Dawson city.

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There were hardly murders and thefts in Dawson city.

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Over 3,000 animals died on the White Path Trail

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Over 3,000 animals died on the White Path Trail

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By midsummer of 1898 there were 18,000 at Dawson, with more than 5,000 people were diggers

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By midsummer of 1898 there were 18,000 at Dawson, with more than 5,000 people were diggers

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Many people died or suffered from malnutrition along the trail because of how cold it was.

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Many people died or suffered from malnutrition along the trail because of how cold it was.

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some people may not of had any gold what so ever because some cold hearted people would steel, murder, or persuade people to give up some gold, land, or shelter.

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the city of dawson had a huge growth in population due to the klondike gold rush

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the city of dawson had a huge growth in population due to the klondike gold rush

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they strugaled to get food

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The Klondike gold rush happened during the  time of 1896 to 1899.

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The Klondike gold rush happened during the  time of 1896 to 1899.

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There was just 40,000 people that would make it to the klondike gold rush a year.

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There was just 40,000 people that would make it to the klondike gold rush a year.

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Towns like Dawson City and Skagway began to decline

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Towns like Dawson City and Skagway began to decline

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almost all of the luggage they had taken weighed a ton  

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almost all of the luggage they had taken weighed a ton  

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The gold searchers who came to mine early became the richest out of the whole group of people that went mining.

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The gold searchers who came to mine early became the richest out of the whole group of people that went mining.

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One reason why some people didn't get much or any gold was because some cold hearted people would go early, steel, and sometimes murder!

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The two routes taken were called Dyea and Skagway

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The two routes taken were called Dyea and Skagway

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tents were the warmest place people looked forward to.

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tents were the warmest place people looked forward to.

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Skookum Jim Mason, Dawson Charlie and George Washington Carmack found gold in part of the Klondike river.

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Skookum Jim Mason, Dawson Charlie and George Washington Carmack found gold in part of the Klondike river.

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The first year of the gold rush they estimated around 20,000to 30,000 gold seekers

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The first year of the gold rush they estimated around 20,000to 30,000 gold seekers

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the people who discovered the gold was george carmack and skookum jim.

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the people who discovered the gold was george carmack and skookum jim.

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The Klondike Kings only had two choices to pick from which  were the White Pass trail or the Chilkoot trail.

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The Klondike Kings only had two choices to pick from which  were the White Pass trail or the Chilkoot trail.

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100,000 made plans to go but only 30,000 went and more than half of them turned back

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100,000 made plans to go but only 30,000 went and more than half of them turned back

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Despite the presence of law enforcement officers the flood of new gold seekers still generally found the Yukon as another stage of heck.

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Despite the presence of law enforcement officers the flood of new gold seekers still generally found the Yukon as another stage of heck.

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the people who had discovered the gold is george carmack and 

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the people who had discovered the gold is george carmack and 

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George carmack was the first person to go to Alaska.

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George carmack was the first person to go to Alaska.

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It was very dangerous. The weather was around -60 degrees fahrenheit

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It was very dangerous. The weather was around -60 degrees fahrenheit

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When the goldseekers arrived they found out that the Klondike claims were already staked.

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When the goldseekers arrived they found out that the Klondike claims were already staked.

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all their equipment weighed close to a ton

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The gold mine was show  peaceful in its history

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The gold mine was show  peaceful in its history

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The people who discovered it were George Carmack and Skookum Jim

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The people who discovered it were George Carmack and Skookum Jim

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With the influx of 30,000 who didn't make it over the trails Dawson temporaraly became the largest city north of San francisco 

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With the influx of 30,000 who didn't make it over the trails Dawson temporaraly became the largest city north of San francisco 

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So many people were going to Yukon to find gold but there wasn't much.

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So many people were going to Yukon to find gold but there wasn't much.

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The people who had discovered this gold was george scummrack

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The people who had discovered this gold was george scummrack

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People turned back because of the temperatures and the harsh weather that was there.

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People turned back because of the temperatures and the harsh weather that was there.

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dead horses were found on the White Pass Trail.

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dead horses were found on the White Pass Trail.

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It was discovered on August 16, 1896, Bonanza Creek

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It was discovered on August 16, 1896, Bonanza Creek

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Early in the 1897 stampeders had to carry things on their backs

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Early in the 1897 stampeders had to carry things on their backs

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one of the big problems were that it was very cold and that is why lots of people turned back. 

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one of the big problems were that it was very cold and that is why lots of people turned back. 

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it was discovered during the klodike gold rush

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it was discovered during the klodike gold rush

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all the gold found in the klondike gold rush was about 30 million dollars.

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all the gold found in the klondike gold rush was about 30 million dollars.

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When heavy snow made the Skagway trail impassible the growing flow of gold seekers took set to the Dyea trail.

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When heavy snow made the Skagway trail impassible the growing flow of gold seekers took set to the Dyea trail.

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it happened at Dawson City at Klondike River, Yukon, Canada

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it happened at Dawson City at Klondike River, Yukon, Canada

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lots of people turned back because the journey was very tough

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lots of people turned back because the journey was very tough

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Only 30,000 people completed the trip out of 100,000 because of the cold 

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Only 30,000 people completed the trip out of 100,000 because of the cold 

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Yukon was so remote that it found itself spreading the word everywhere

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Yukon was so remote that it found itself spreading the word everywhere

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Many people died or turned back because they lost courage to go through the pain of not finding anything. That's why the number of people went to 100,000 to 30,000.

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Chilkoot Pass was one of the hardest parts of the journey to find gold.

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Chilkoot Pass was one of the hardest parts of the journey to find gold.

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Close to 100,000 people were going to the gold rush, but only 30,000 completed the trip.

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Close to 100,000 people were going to the gold rush, but only 30,000 completed the trip.

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some ware in augest of 1896 Jim mason,Dawson charlie,and some other people found gold in a tributary of the klondike river wich was in the  Canada's Yukon territory. 

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some ware in augest of 1896 Jim mason,Dawson charlie,and some other people found gold in a tributary of the klondike river wich was in the  Canada's Yukon territory. 

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There were murders, suicides, disease, malnutrition, and hypothermia deaths.

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There were murders, suicides, disease, malnutrition, and hypothermia deaths.

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about 100,000 people planned to go but only 30,000 people completed the trip.

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about 100,000 people planned to go but only 30,000 people completed the trip.

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It's estimated that more than one billion dollars worth of gold were found.

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It's estimated that more than one billion dollars worth of gold were found.

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The temperatures normally got to -50 to -20 degrees F.

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On August 16th,1896  Yukon area indians found gold in rabbit creek

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On August 16th,1896  Yukon area indians found gold in rabbit creek

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Around 4,000 people that headed for gold were lucky and actually found and got gold

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Around 4,000 people that headed for gold were lucky and actually found and got gold

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it happened 1896-1899 but the stampede of people came down there on the year 1897-1898

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it happened 1896-1899 but the stampede of people came down there on the year 1897-1898

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In 26 April 1899 a fire burned down most of the town.

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most took the route through the ports of Dyea and skagway in southern Alaska

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They didn't know that they were setting off the greatest gold rushes

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The goldseekers had to build boats in order to pass the Yukon River. They did this because it was much safer and less time taking than swimming or going around.

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The goldseekers had to build boats in order to pass the Yukon River. They did this because it was much safer and less time taking than swimming or going around.

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The Klondike gold started in August

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The people estimated about 100,000 gold that was found.

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The people estimated about 100,000 gold that was found.

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100,000 gold seekers went off to search with in six months

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100,000 gold seekers went off to search with in six months

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In the klondike gold rush 100,000 people were excited but then 50,000 people turned back because they didn't want to stay in the cold trying to find any gold

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The people who had the first stakeholders were known as the klondike kings.

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It was also called the Alaska Gold Rush or the Yukon Gold Rush

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It was also called the Alaska Gold Rush or the Yukon Gold Rush

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The were made to bring a year worth of food to prevent them from starving

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The Klondike Gold Rush took place in 1897-1898.

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The Klondike Gold Rush took place in 1897-1898.

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with than six months cloes to 100,000 peopel saled out. only 30,000 actually madeit .

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with than six months cloes to 100,000 peopel saled out. only 30,000 actually madeit .

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the klondike was migration by an estimated 100,000 prospectors to the Klondike  region of yukon in northwestern canada between 1896 and 1899

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Geoege washignton carmack found gold in the klondike river.  Witch set off the klondike gold rush.

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Geoege washignton carmack found gold in the klondike river.  Witch set off the klondike gold rush.