Native American
Compromise of 1850
Lewis and Clark
Transportation
Tools
100

Did Native Americans participate in the Gold Rush?

Some Native Americans did participate in the gold rush

100

The compromise of 1850 was created for what reason?

Spreading slave territories

100

Who was taller? 

Both Clark and Lewis were six feet tall

100

What was the most common transportation?

Boats

100

What were some common tools?

Gold pan picks, cradles, shoves

200

Did Native Americans find gold first, or did settlers discover it? 

Native Americans had knowledge of gold and worked with it long before settlers arrived

200

Was California a free state or not?

Yes, free state

200

What did they eat?

deer, elk, and buffalo

200

What were the ways they got there?

Boats

200

What tools did commercial companies use to make mining easier?

water powered tools

300

How did the Gold Rush impact Native American populations in California?

leading to mass displacement, violence, and disease

300

What were the miners forced to do?

Hire workers to help them mine gold

300

What is the name of the dog that accompanied the Lewis and Clark expedition?

Skeeter

300

What canal was unfinished, causing travelers to venture?

The Panama Canal

300

How did the miners gain money to purchase tools?

gambling

400

How did diseases spread among Native Americans during the Gold Rush? 

Due to their lack of immunity to European diseases like smallpox

400

What happened later that forced slaves to work?

The chinese were forced to work on the railroad.

400

Why did Lewis choose Clark? 

Clark's abilities as a draftsman and frontiersman

400

What is a passage?

a voyage by ship

400

What were the two water-powered tools?

water wheel and conveyor belt

500

What happened to Native American homelands as settlers arrived?

Having to established of reservations

500

How many bills were in the compromise?

5

500

How much did they get paid?

$40 and $30 per month

500

Was the passage expensive or not?

Very expensive 

500

How did the emergence of techniques like hydraulic mining and long toms impact the Gold Rush? 

led to challenges with resource management, pollution