Sentences with GOLD-RUSH
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"The California gold rush of 1849 was one of the most significant events in American history."
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"Thousands of people flocked to California during the gold rush in search of fortune."
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"Many towns sprung up overnight during the gold rush."
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"The gold rush brought about a rapid population growth in California."
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"Miners risked their lives in dangerous conditions during the gold rush."
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"The gold rush led to the development of new mining technologies."
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"Some miners struck it rich during the gold rush."
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"The gold rush in Alaska attracted prospectors from all over."
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"The gold rush era left a lasting impact on the environment."
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"San Francisco experienced a major economic boom during the gold rush."
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"Many people lost everything they had in the pursuit of gold during the gold rush."
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"The Australian gold rush began in the 1850s."
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"The gold rush created a demand for supplies and services in mining towns."
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"Some gold rush towns turned into ghost towns once the gold ran out."
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"The gold rush attracted people from all walks of life, including gamblers and outlaws."
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"Not all miners who participated in the gold rush found gold."
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"The gold rush had a significant impact on indigenous populations."
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"The California gold rush changed the demographics of the state."
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"The California gold rush began in 1848 and attracted thousands of people from all over the world."
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"Many miners risked their lives in the pursuit of wealth during the gold rush."
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"The discovery of gold in Alaska sparked another gold rush in the late 19th century."
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"Some miners struck it rich during the gold rush while others returned empty-handed."
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"The Klondike gold rush in Canada is one of the most famous in history."
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"The gold rush brought significant social and economic changes to the regions affected."
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"Many artifacts and stories from the gold rush era can be found in museums today."
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"The impact of the gold rush can still be seen in the landscapes and communities of the affected areas."
