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14 comments:
I learnt a lot from that Mr Waugh
1. The Victorian Government put a reward of 200 pounds for anyone who found gold within 200 miles from Melbourne.
2. After that gold was found in Bendigo then Ballarat
3. German, Polish, French, and Hungarians came to Australia.
4. Chinese was the biggest nation that came to Australia with 40,000 men and Women
5. Chinese found more gold because of their hard work. Lucy
This is cool
The Victorian Government put a reward of 200 pounds for anyone who found gold within 200 miles from Melbourne. I would go there not any were else
Are we going to were he is?
I learnt that
Edward Hargraves met up with John Lester at the blue mountains who John said he had found a grain of gold. This started a avalanche of people coming into Australia.
In 1852 NSW found 26.4 tonnes of gold
Victorian government rewarded anyone who found gold with 200 pounds
40,000 Chinese came to Australia for the gold. 38,000 were men
In 1850s Victoria had more than one 3rd of the gold
Wow it all started with one grain of gold
The Chinese worked harder and Australians got angry
Back then I didn't know how much australia looked like California
You got 200pounds to find one bit of gold
In1850s had the most gold found.
From Ella
In 1870s Australia had a population of 1.7 million more than any in it's 80 old yer history.
The Victorian government offered reward for any one who found gold 200 miles away form Melbourne.
40 000 Chinese came 38 000 were man and when the gold rush ended most of them went home.
22 diggers died and 5 army offices during the Eureka stockade.
During 1852 in New South Wales it had 26.4 tonnes of gold.
Form Serif
Cool clip
The Victorian government put a reward for anyone that found gold within 200 miles from Melbourne
40,000 Chinese came to Australia for gold 38,000 were men
Chinese found more gold because they work harder
In the 1850 that's when the gold was most found
From Conor
1. Edward Hargreaves and John wester started the gold rush
2. The reward was 25 pounds for anyone who found gold
3. Gold factories started poping up
4. Victoria was supplying more than one 3rd of the global gold
5. In the 1870s there was 1.7million people in Australia looking for gold
Chris
I learnt that
Edward Hargraves met up with john lester met up to find gold near Bathurst
If it wasnt for the impact that gold made to Australia it probably wouldn't be where it is today.
Over 40000 chinese people came to Australia in search for gold
Chinese found more gold as they had worked harder than others.
The Victorian government established a reward if anyone found gold within 200 miles of Melbourne
Blake
The Victorian Government put a reward of 200 pounds for anyone who found gold within 200 miles from Melbourne.
Chinese found more gold than other countries because they worked harder.
Edward Hargraves and John Lester met up at the Blue Mountains and started a little gold rush
40,000 Chinese residents were arriving in Australia for gold.
John lester and Edward Hargreaves started the gold rush.
In 1850 more gold was found.
40,000 Chinese residents came to Australia for gold.
Chinese found more gold.
The Victorian government put a reward if anyone found gold in 200 miles of Melbourne.
Mallika
The Victorian government put. A reward of £200 for anyone who found gold in 321.8688 kilometres of Melbourne.
Chinese worked harder as they were finding more gold.
Around 40,000 Chinese came to Australia
In the 1850s Victoria held over 1/3 of the global gold supply
38,000 of the 40,000 Chinese were men
Dear Mr. Waugh
The Grain of Gold video was interesting. It is amazing how Edward Hardgrave went to California and came back to Australia and started digging in the blue mountains. I can't believe the Digger's War lasted only 20 minutes and twenty two digger's and five soldiers were killed. Also the digger's leader Peter Layler had a arm that had to be amputated and that some diggers were arrested for burning their digging licenses.
From, Wil
dear Mr Waugh
he headed to californa looking for gold, and then he found one grain of it. the chinese worked the hardedest and found more. there were 38,000 male chinese. there were 1.7 million in australia
Dear mr Waugh,
I have learnt that
1. Edward hargraves and John wester started the gold rush
2. The Victorian Government put a reward of 200 pounds for anyone who found gold within 200 miles from Melbourne.
3. 1.7 million people came to Australia to find gold
4. 40,000 chinese diggers came to Australia 38,000 of them were males
5. Gold factories started popping up
From patty
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