81. Encyclopedia Smithsonian Encyclopedia Smithsonian Features People Important to the California gold rush. Levi Strauss. and extensive informationon Native Americans, covering the history Leaders of the Oglala Lakota http://www.kidinfo.com/American_History/Pioneers.html

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River Trips Outdoor Education Gold Rush History River Study Program ... Contact Us Gold Rush History 4th Grade Curriculum Our California Gold Rush History Program covers a unique blend of Social Science curriculum topics, including: physical and human geography of California, Native American cultures, the economic, social, and political effects of the California Gold Rush. Our Science curriculum topics include: earth structure, rock formation, erosion, plate tectonics, faulting, soil composition, formation and layering and the geological impacts of human activities. Students can see a representation of the town of Coloma in the Gold Rush days at Marshall Gold Discovery Park, the site of gold discovery in 1848, which is located less than three miles from our camp. At Mother Lode River Center students have the opportunity to pan for their own gold and make Dutch oven cornbread in the style of the old miners. Click below to view a sample One-day Gold Rush History Program, or to see the Science and Social Science Content Standards that we have derived our program from. These content standards have been taken from the California Department of Education Science and Social Science Standards for the 4th Grade. Sample Gold Rush History Program 4th Grade Science Standards 4th Grade Social Science Standards Gold Rush History Sample One-day Program Module Welcome to Mother Lode River Center Introductions of Staff Safety Guidelines and Rules Quick Site Tour Geology - The miners of the 1880's used their knowledge of rock formations to find gold. Exploring the beach of our camp, students will find their favorite rocks which instructors will help them learn to identify as being one of the three basic types of rocks (metamorphic, sedimentary and igneous). They will then play games that help them understand how such rocks are formed in the "rock cycle". The three types of mining (placer, hard rock and hydraulic) will come alive with "Sutter Says", a dynamic game that will help them understand the various methods the miners used to find gold.

85. America: A Narrative History, Brief 6th Edition - Digital History Center Read California gold An Authentic history of the View Sutter s Mill, AmericanRiver (submerged), Coloma vicinity View Packers on trail, gold rush in the http://www.wwnorton.com/college/history/america6_brief/dig_hist/goldrush/

Homepage Review Index Outline Flash Cards ... Search DIGITAL HISTORY FEATURE - THE GOLD RUSH The discovery of gold in California in 1848 prompted thousands of Americans to leave their homes and travel long distances seeking their fortunes. The lure of making a quick buck, coupled with the lawlessness of California in the 1840s, meant prospectors competed with each other while fending for themselves and their families. Along the way, fortunes were made, lives were lost, and new communities sprung up as the "Forty-niners" settled into life on the coast. In addition, many Americans traversed the isthmus of Panama enroute to California in search of gold, and a new ear in diplomacy was born. From 1848 until 1900, U.S. soldiers invaded Panamanian soil more than ten times in defense of the Panama Railroad, which was constructed by American financiers during the 1840s and 1850s to facilitate easier passage by the Forty-niners. These materials consider the gold strike and the rush that it triggered. Using these documents, CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING: Who were these "Forty-niners," and what drove them to head west?

86. What Was The Gold Rush William Sound Region was the Klondike gold rush of 1897. An All american route tothe gold fields was by steamship companies as the All american route to the http://www.alaska.net/~vldzmuse/whatwas.htm

Events Exhibits Newsletter Valdez Information ... Links What was the Gold Rush? Where was the Gold Rush? There have been many gold rushes in the history of the United States. The two most famous are the 1849 in California and the Klondike Stampede in the the late 1890s in Alaska and the Yukon Territory of Canada. The gold rush that affected Valdez and the Prince William Sound Region was the Klondike Gold Rush of 1897. It began when the ships Excelsior and Portland reached their "lower 48" ports in July 1897, laden with gold. The stories spread like wildfire and people rushed to find riches beyond imagination. An All American route to the gold fields was desired. Valdez and a route over the Valdez Glacier were marketed by steamship companies as the "All American" route to the Klondike. Thus began Valdez's history as a transportation hub for interior Alaska. Unfortunately for many, by the time they reached the Klondike all the claims had been staked and they were forced to look elsewhere. Others decided not to attempt the arduous journey from the coast to the Interior and elected to find their fortunes closer to their ports of entry. This is the way many of the gold and copper mines in the Prince William Sound Region were found. Once a miner landed in Valdez, they had to pack their 1500 pounds of gear to the foot of Valdez Glacier to begin their ascent. The Glacier rose approximately 4,800 feet and it was a twenty mile hike to the top. Miners were victims of storms, avalanches, crevasses; all which claimed some of the intrepid souls. Provisions had to be packed up the Glacier in stages. The miners had arrived in Valdez only to find their trips had only really just begun. Some chose not to go further and either stayed in the Prince William Sound Region or returned home.

87. Web Site Review The Journal Of American History, 88.3 The linking the references to African Americans, Californios/Latinos legacy of the CaliforniaGold rush in a Californians and others interested in their history. http://www.historycooperative.org/journals/jah/88.3/wr_1.html

You have not been recognized as a subscriber to JAH online. About 216 words from this article are provided below; about 407 words remain. If you are a individual member of the Organization of American Historians, you may: login here if you have already registered for online access. Set up your online account for the first time. If you are not a member of the Organization of American Historians, you can: Join the OAH and receive many member benefits including print and electronic issues of the Journal of American History. Purchase a research pass to gain two-hour access to the entire History Cooperative web site. You will have full access to current issues of the Journal of American History (86.1-present). Note: the Research Pass does not provide access to JSTOR's holdings of the Journal of American History. Instititutions can: Subscribe to this journal and receive print and electronic issues. Activate your existing subscription so that we recognize your IP number ranges. Web Site Review Gold Rush! California's Untold Stories http://www.museumca.org/goldrush/

88. Gold Country, California Gold Rush History Discover how the historical landmarks of our area weave a tapestry of gold rushhistory. Learn about the Native Americans who lived in Nevada County for http://www.ncgold.com/goldrushtown/

PROUDLY PRESENTS Our California Gold Country Community EXPLORE FURTHER Becoming California, stories from California Gold Rush History Deer Creek School is located in Nevada City, California. Our community is nestled in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains at 2,500 feet elevation. Our rural area is known for its beautiful environment and rich California gold rush history. Discover how the historical landmarks of our area weave a tapestry of gold rush history. Learn about the Native Americans who lived in Nevada County for thousands of years. Join early prospectors as they discovered gold along the streams and rivers in Nevada City and Grass Valley. Take a journey with pioneers who left Independence, Missouri in covered wagons and traveled to Nevada City in l850. Read about the only woman to ever own and operate a railroad, the first woman dentist in California, the first long distance telephone line in the world and find out who may have flown an airplane months before the Wright Brothers famous flight at Kitty Hawk. Walk into the mine shafts of the Empire Mine and Original Sixteen to One Mine and discover the eighteen pound piece of gold hidden in the pages of our web site. Take this journey and learn how the California gold rush of l849 attracted the global community to Nevada County, CaliforniaCalifornia Gold Country!

89. A Brief History Of The S.S. CentralAmerica The most talked about treasure in american history, tons of California gold Rushera gold coins and gold bars from the fabled 1857 voyage of the SS Central http://www.sscentralamerica.com/history.html

AMERICA'S LOST TREASURE The S.S. Central America A Brief History S.S. Central America Time Line Here is a brief recap of the S.S. Central America story. October 28, 1852: Operated by the United States Mail Steamship Company, the legendary S.S. Central America is launched. Originally named, S.S. George Law, it was a three-masted, 272-feet long sidewheel steamship that made 43 round trips between New York City and Panama. Each leg of the voyage usually took between 19 to 24 days to complete. 1852 to1857: The Central America transported an estimated one-third of the entire California Gold Rush output. That one-third was valued at the time at approximately $150 million. The precious cargo included approximately 5,200 recently-minted $20- denomination ("Double Eagle") gold pieces produced in 1857 at the San Francisco Mint. The gold for these coins was mined during the California Gold Rush. There also was a much smaller quantity of other historic gold coins that circulated in the Wild West. (These will be released later for purchase by individuals). Friday, September 11, 1857: In the second day of a hurricane the ship sprang a leak at 9 a.m. Passengers were ordered to assist the crew in bailing. The ship sank at about 8 p.m. on Saturday, September 12, about 160 miles east of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, drowning a total of 426 passengers and crew, including Captain William Lewis Herndon.

90. All About The Gold Rush All about the gold rush. Preface. The gold rush and the american Dream. http://www.isu.edu/~trinmich/allabout.html

All about the Gold Rush Preface The gold rush and the American Dream. Discovery Marshall finds gold. Sutter wishes he hadn't. Sam Brannan, the skilled craftsman of hype. Fever Word travels east. Thousands prepare for the journey. Why do we call them "49ers" anyway? The Journey Four months on a ship versus four months on foot. Shortcuts that weren't. The $100 glass of water. Gold Country Plenty of gold, but not enough food. Raw entrepreneurialism. Famous success stories. The truth about women in the gold rush. Despair The gold runs out but the miners keep trying. The dream that never came true. Collision of Cultures Chinese, Native Americans, African Americans, Mexicans, Irish, French, Germans and pretty much everyone else create the ultimate melting pot. Changes Mining becomes mechanized and the environment suffers horribly.

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Welcome to the ALHN Topics page. News as of 26 May 2004 Join us in a walk through our American History. Our hope is to have all important historical events documented. Topics are general and are broken down into subtopics for ease of use. We sincerely hope you enjoy your tour. Also please let us know how we are doing. If you would like to adopt a subtopic, please make sure it hasn't been taken and then send a request to the webmaster . Also, if you don't see a subtopic listed or you would like to host an existing one, please email the webmaster . Prior to requesting adoption of a subtopic, you should review the site guidelines News: A “ news ” page has been added. To find out the latest information on the status of this site, please visit it. Information by Topic To paraphrase Thomas P. "Tip" O'Neal, "All History is Local" Everyone According to Their Time and Talents Topic SubTopic Contact ANTIQUES Antique Letters Bonnie Shafer Antiques and Antiques Stores Annette Peebles ... Bonnie Shafer America Writes Home Fred Smoot Vintage Postcards Pat Sabin Antique Sleds ... ARCHAEOLOGY ARCHITECTURE and BUILDINGS Architectural History Help Wanted Barns Jon Holcombe ... AVIATION BIOGRAPHIES BOOKS and PERIODICALS Books Help Wanted Literature Sidney E. Dean

93. WayBack . Gold Rush . Teachers And Parents | PBS Kids For Parents The gold rush is a very exciting episode in Americanhistory. You can explore this site together and then visit the http://pbskids.org/wayback/goldrush/tp.html

WayBack: U.S. History for Kids is produced by American Experience , television's longest-running, most-watched history series. American Experience airs Monday nights on PBS. Web site Broadcast Schedule The Future Family Ties ... Technology 1900 Gold Rush for Teachers and Parents The Gold Rush site offers lots of information about this fascinating moment in American history, looking at the Californios, the Spanish-speaking community that had been in California since the mid-1700s; the various routes Forty-Niners took to reach the gold fields, with mixed success; and the overall history of the Gold Rush. Visitors can also read an interview with the project director for Gold Fever!, the biggest Gold Rush exhibit ever produced, and find out about people connected to this period, from the landowner on whose land gold was originally found to the many people who benefited from the Gold Rush without ever entering a mine. For Teachers: Explore the Journey of the Forty-Niners feature on this site. Then have students locate the various routes the Forty-Niners took to reach California on a topographical map. They can add the various other overland trails west taken to Santa Fe, Oregon, Salt Lake, and other parts of the West. They might even want to add the little-known Death Valley route of the Forty-Niners (read about it in Lost in Death Valley: The True Story of Four Families in California's Gold Rush by Connie Goldsmith). Then have students choose one of these trails to research, drawing upon primary sources, newspaper advertisements, reference books, and literature in order to write a diary as one of the Forty-Niners coming west or a western settler coming in pursuit of another goal.

94. Gold Rush! California 039;s Untold Stories gold rush! California 039;s Untold Stories Students from elementary to high school can learn more about California apos;s stories, art, and photographs from the gold rush period. Celebrating the http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.museumca.org/goldrush/index.html&

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96. Gold Rush! California's Untold Stories, Oakland Museum Of California. On January 24, 1848 James Marshall discovered gold at Sutter s Mill,touching off the California gold rush. On the 150th anniversary http://www.museumca.org/goldrush/

O n January 24, 1848 James Marshall discovered gold at Sutter's Mill, touching off the California gold rush. On the 150th anniversary of Marshall's discovery, the Oakland Museum of California unveiled a series of exhibitions titled Gold Rush! California's Untold Stories. They are now closed at the Oakland Museum. To find where the shows are currently on display see: Get Involved Please take a moment to take our website survey! Problems? Questions? Contact the Webmaster. This web site made possible by the support of Kaiser Permanente. All rights reserved.

97. Kathy Schrock's Guide For Educators - American History Academic Info US history Home Page Index a wellchosen list of linksto support the teaching of american history; arranged by time period. http://school.discovery.com/schrockguide/history/hista.html

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98. Gold Rush Handbill, 1849. Select a New Teaching Politics Destination. gold rush handbill, 1849. http://teachpol.tcnj.edu/amer_pol_hist/thumbnail163.html

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99. California Gold Rush! CALIFORNIA S INDIANS AND THE gold rush By Clifford E. Trafzer. Tracing the historyof the Native Americans who lived in the Mother Lode region, this unique http://www.educationplanet.com/articles/goldrush.html

All Grades Pre-K K-2 Higher Ed Search 100,000+ top educational sites, lessons and more! California Gold Rush! Farewell, dear wife, keep up good cheer, There's glittering scenes before me You soon with me the wealth shall share That lays in California. I'll hunt the mountains, search the sand, Through weather clear and stormy, With shovel, spade, and sieve in hand, Dig Gold in California. The Sacramento's banks are lined, "They" credibly inform me, With metals of the richest kind- I must see California. - unidentified gold miner, California, 1849 It was January, 1848 and James Marshall, a New Jersey carpenter, was building a sawmill near Sutter's Mill, California. Marshall picked up a small gold nugget and announced to the laborers, "Boys," by God, I believe I have found a gold mine." The California Gold Rush had officially begun. People poured into California from all over the world and the "Golden State" would never be the same again. During the next six years, over 300,000 (or about one out of every 90 people then in the United States) had found their way to California to seek their fortunes. But, not everyone panned for gold, and not everyone that panned for gold became rich. In fact, most Gold Rush fortunes were made selling supplies, such as shovels, Levi's and even fruit pies, to the continuous waves of optimistic miners. The stories of the people of the Gold Rush are fascinating! The Gold Rush is not only an engaging and exciting period of history, it is a great opportunity for lessons in history, geography, social studies and a lot more. Education Planet has searched the web to offer you some "solid gold" resources, including web sites, lesson plans and activities all relating to the Gold Rush. You will also find a great list of educational resources, including books, posters, maps, reproducibles, videos and more, all available through the Education Planet Store.

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