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Who lived in the boomtowns that formed during the California gold rush?

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The 49rs

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The people who moved to California during the Gold Rush were called the 49ers

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The  forty niners  are a group of forty nine people.

Due to the gold rush california had only about 14,000 non Native Americans. This quickly changed. In 1848  around 6,000 people arrived and in 1849  approximately 90,000 people arrived to search for gold. The Fortyniners were the name given to this group of people.

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