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How did towns respond to miners?
A. They discouraged them from coming to their towns.
B. They sold miners supplies and made a fortune.
C. They lied to them about the gold in the Yukon.
D. They provided them with complementary equipment.

COMMON LIT. Klondike Gold Rush​

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The towns respond to miners is:

B. They sold miners supplies and made a fortune.

The Klondike Gold Rush

  • In the Klondike Gold Rush, stampeders were on their way to gold fields.

  • They had little or no information about where they were heading to.

  • About 100,000 gold-seekers set out to the gold fields but only 30,000 made it.

  • Towns actually made fortunes from the miners by selling supplies to them.

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