Question

People are sometimes pushed off their lands against their will like the Native Americans, or pulled to a new place because of the promise of a better tomorrow. Describe how economics played a role in the movement of a particular group people during this time period. (Possible topics Gold Rush, Westward Expansion, Indian Removal)

Your response should be in complete sentences and address ALL of the following using evidence for full points.

Name the group of people.
To where did they relocate? Why?
What economic factors caused them to relocate?
What were the consequences/outcome of the move?
Please HURRYYYY!!!!

Answer 1

the 1848 discovery of gold in the territory of California prompted 300000 hopeful ... This massive migration to California transformed the state's landscape and population. The Gold Rush was characterized by violent clashes among settlers, miners, and Native Americans over access to the land and its natural resources.

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