Gold Rush

In the early 1840s, a rich named John Sutter called California where people saw the West. His plan is to build his own private empire. On January 24, 1848, when one of his workers, James Marshall found something shining on the riverbed of the American River, he built his own kingdom. Marshall reached out to a shiny rock of pea size and grasped, and at first sight he judged it to be gold. He forgot about it and tried to start the work again, but he invested more gold cores on an ongoing basis.

Before California gold rush became 5/1/13 in the 1849 gold rush, California was a less important, less important territory. It was mainly an area where Mexican people reside. But it all changed on January 24, 1848; Carpenter and a small time sawmill operator James W Marshall found a piece of gold in the river of America that will forever change the history of California and the United States . Not only did Gold Rush bring the status of the 17th century, he may think that this is an opportunity for his wishes. In addition, British scholar Charles Davenan explained the trade in England, which will start in 1697, primarily for luxury trade in silver and gold from the Spanish colonies (doc 8). In fact, D'Avenant explains that the UK needs continuity of trade, based on high demand for luxury items in Asia in Europe.

In the 19th century, many gold rushes in remote areas of the world, such as the California Gold Rush in 1849, Victoria Gold Rush, Klondike Gold Rush caused immigration of large scale miners. Witwatersrand's gold discovery brought a second Boer war, which ultimately brought the establishment of South Africa. The Carlin trend of Nevada State in the United States was discovered in 1961. According to the official estimate, the world's total gold production since the start of civilization is about 6,109,928,000 troy ounces (190,040.0 tons), Nevada state total gold production is 2.5%, Nevada is the main gold production area on Earth It is one.

The final "Great Gold Rush" was Klondike Gold Rush (1896 - 1999) in the Yukon region of Canada. This gold rush is immortal in Jack London novels and Charlie Chaplin's film "Gold Rush". Robert William Service is talented in his poems, especially in 1998's The Trail of the Trail, drawn dramatic events of the Gold Rush. The main gold mine is close to the confluence with the Yukon River near the Dawson City in Yukon, Canada, on the south side of the Klondike River, but it also helped to exploit the relatively new Alaska region for exploration . And solved and promoted the discovery of other gold discoveries