What Was the Gold Rush? Chapter 6
Authored by Kayleigh Bunting
Social Studies
3rd - 5th Grade
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1.
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The average miner only earned between $5 and $30 a day.
True
False
2.
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Luck played no part in who got rich and who didn't.
True
False
3.
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John Sutter turned out to be one of the most unlucky people.
True
False
4.
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In the end, John Bidwell found gold worth about 2.5 million in today's dollars.
True
False
5.
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Levi Strauss opened a clothing store in San Francisco to sell sturdy work clothes to the miners.
True
False
6.
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Levi jeans went out of business and are no longer sold today.
True
False
7.
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Sam Brannan moved to California and started the "California Star" which was the first newspaper in San Francisco.
True
False
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