Did the opportunities provided by the Gold Rush outweigh the hardships people faced? Explain your answer with specific examples.

The opportunities offered by the gold rush did not overcome the difficulties that people were going through.

Explanation:

The gold rush promoted the possibility for an individual to achieve great wealth and raise their standard of living and that of their family forever. However, this was a very scarce opportunity, since it was very difficult to find these riches and there were many individuals in the same search. This difficulty became even worse with the risk of contagion by diseases such as typhoid fever and the cholera that was common among people. In the name of wealth, people went through unavailability of food, water, shelter and security, without even knowing whether they would be able to find something of value, which made the gold rush not worthwhile.

the answer is:

it led to riots and destruction of jewish shops, homes, and synagogues.

it turned german citizens against jews.

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