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WorksheetsGold Rush
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 21mins
people who search for minerals such as gold or silver
entrepreneurs
prospectors
treaty
economy
the sudden movement of many people to an area where gold has been found
treaty
erosion
gold rush
fortune
a large amount of money
gold
prospectors
entrepreneurs
fortune
Why did people leave their fields half plowed, houses half-built, the families and their jobs?
They needed a break
They wanted to find gold
They were offered paid time off
They moved to cities instead of farms
Who was John Sutter and what was his dream?
John Sutter had a dream to get wealthy by building a community.
John Sutter had a dream to get wealthy by building a large community of cattle, horses and crops.
John Sutter had a dream to move to California
Who was James Marshall and how did he discover gold?
James Marshall was a carpenter who built a watermill on the American River
James Marshall was friends with John Sutter
James Marshall was a carpenter who built a watermill on the American River. During the construction he found gold in the water.
James Marshall was walking by the river and saw something shiny.
Why did John Sutter want to keep the discovery a secret?
John Sutter wanted the watermill completed.
John Sutter wanted the watermill completed so that he would have lumber to build a town. He didn’t want anything to get in the way of his dream.
John Sutter didn’t want anything to get in the way of his dream of getting all the gold.
What did John Sutter and James Marshall think of the Gold Rush?
They were glad it hadn't happened.
John Sutter went bankrupt. Neither man benefited from the Gold Rush. They wish it hadn't happened.
They wish they had not told as many people as they did.
What year were thousands of people coming to California for the Gold Rush with dreams of striking it rich?
1999
1949
1849
What river did James W. Marshall find gold in?
The American river
The Mississippi river
River side
Nile River
Where was the most famous gold rush?
North Carolina
California
Clinton
None of the above
If you wanted to pan for gold, where would you go?
Mountains
River
Stream
Ocean
