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Gold was discovered in Alaska starting in the 1890s. The president at this time was Benjamin Harrison. Other presidents during the 1890s-1910 were Grover Cleveland, William McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt and William Taft.
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How much gold was discovered in the Alaska gold rush?
25% of gold was taken... meaning 75% of the gold is still there!!!!!
Which state had the gold rush?
Both California and Alaska had gold rushes.
Where has gold been found in the US?
Alaska
Who invented the gold rush?
The first person to find gold was in 1948 by James Marshall who was constructing a sawmill for John Sutter, the owner of the ranch on which the mill was located.
Near which state capital in the west was gold discovered in 1849?
Sacramento, California is the state capital in the west where they discovered gold in 1849.
What was discovered in Alaska when people rushed to mine there?
gold was found in Alaska
Why did people come to Alaska at the turn of the century?
Gold was discovered.
Why were people coming to Alaska at the turn of century?
Gold had been discovered.
What did the America return to after gold was discovered in South Africa Alaska and the Canadian Yukon?
The Gold Standard
After gold was discovered in South Africa Alaska and the Canadian Yukon the nation returned to?
a gold standard
Why were people coming to Alaska to turn of the century?
Gold had been discovered.
Who served when gold was discovered?
James Polk served as president during the time that gold was discovered. :)
How much gold was discovered in the Alaska gold rush?
25% of gold was taken... meaning 75% of the gold is still there!!!!!
How many people were coming to Alaska at the turn of the last century?
Gold had been discovered
Who was the President when gold was discovered in California?
James K. Polk
When was fairbanks Alaska discovered?
When was Fairbanks,Alaska discovered
What is the name of the Russian who purchased Alaska?
Vitus Bering discovered Alaska, however, US Secretary Seward purchased Alaska under president Lincoln, often called Seward's Folly Alaska was purchased for a penny an acre.
