Order the following events as chronologically as recounted by "Gold Fever Strikes."

Answer:

Few events in the history of Seattle have produced more excitement than the stampede to the Yukon. Gold discoveries at Circle City and Cook Inlet in Alaska sparked a small rush in Seattle in 1896, but the fervor did not equal that generated by the Klondike strike. The discovery of gold in 1896 on Rabbit Creek, a tributary of the Klondike River, heralded a momentous era for the city. In July of 1897, the ships Excelsior and Portland docked in San Francisco and Seattle respectively, carrying three tons of gold between them from the Far North.The media lost no time in spreading the news, sparking the "Klondike Fever" that gripped much of the nation and Seattle for the next two years. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer produced one of the most memorable accounts of the Portland's arrival. The paper chartered a tug so that one of its correspondents could meet this vessel as it sailed, laden with gold nuggets, into Puget Sound. "GOLD! GOLD! GOLD! GOLD!," the headline of July 17, 1897 read. "Sixty-Eight Rich Men on the Steamer Portland. STACKS OF YELLOW METAL!" [58] This would prove to be one of the most enduring images in Seattle's history, contributing to the city's identity. As one reporter observed 100 years later, "in a sense, Seattle itself arrived on the steamer

1. he usually buy cheap or expensive things?
a.do
b. does
c. has

2. all people like this fruit?
a. is
b. does
c. do

3. this store belon8 to me. this is........ store
a my
b. mine
c. your


4. this company belongs to him. this is....... company
a. my
b. his
c. her

5. welcome! this is.... room.
a. my
b. mine
c. me

6. it's cat
a. him
b. me
c. her

7. never mind. l'll call
a she
b. him
c. his

8. tell......about the problem
a. they
b. their
c. them

9. the boy will answer
a. my
b. him
c. his

10. she doesn't have children
a. no
b. many
c. much​

Which of the three scientists in this selection

started working at his or her current company at the

age of 16?

A

Leverkusen

B

Michaelis

C

Williams

D

Adidas

ASAP ASAP!! SOMEONEE!!

I wish Susan...............harder for her examination.A. will work B. worked C. has worked D. works

Participation in sports builds character.

make a sentence of your own:
a. Dyfunction
b. Miscarriage
c. Ramification
d. Drastically
e. Exacerbate
f. Glaring
g. Lacunae
h. Tweak
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How does cristopher define the truth

I WILL GIVE YOU BRAINLIEST someone give me an introduction why gen z is the smartest generation.

11. Vinh can’t go out with us to see a movie now because he’s.......meal.

A. preparing B. making C. arranging D. keeping

Describe Steve’s mother’s visit on Saturday afternoon. How is his mother’s visit different from his father’s? Cite text evidence to support your response.

7 Underline the correct item. I could feel my anger raise/grow when she accused me of lying. 2 Alex sometimes finds it difficult to express/ tell his feelings. 3 Helen is trying to hide her authentic/true feelings. 4 I'm sorry if I've injured/hurt your feelings. 5 It feels strange/strangely to be here.​

what event fave the children a new opinion and respect for their father (to kill a mockingbird chapter 10-11)

I couldn't concentrate on my lesson .... I was very tense
A.although; B.so that; C.why; D.because

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Summary of “Animal Wisdom” by Nancy Wood

How does the writer present this as an unsafe and unpleasant society?
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“Lissa, wake up.”
The child opened her eyes, night goggles hid her father’s eyes, mirrored ovals of silver glowed on his face.
“Come on my love, get up”
“Baba, the siren didn’t sound, we are early.”
“Yes, but it’s time.”
“Michael, she’s frightened, don’t alarm her.”
“Hush woman.” The tall figure turned to his wife, he reached out, the gesture softening the impact of his words. “Are you ready?”
“I am.”
“Bring the clothes for Lissa, don’t forget the gloves and the headset.”
“Baba, where are we going?” The little girl rubbed at sleep crusted eyes. As her father leaned in towards her sleeping pod she raised trusting arms in the dimness. She had been aware for a while of whispers in the dark, hushed voices and slipping glances.
“Lissa, you must be quiet. It is early and the dawn patrol are not walking yet, we have to be careful. We have to catch a transport. Now be good and dress quickly.”
The clothes were stiff and dark, thicker that the child was used to wearing and she wriggled and rubbed at the seams and edges. “Mama, I don’t like them.”
“They are for your own good child. Here put on this hat.” The woman lowered a soft helmet over the downy hair and pulled the tinted plastic shield over wide eyes.
“Michael take a photograph. So that we can always remember?”
“Yes, I have the camera, turn out the dark lights. Lissa this flash will surprise you, it won’t hurt.” As the bulb popped and the moment was recorded the little girl cried out in delight. “Baba I saw you, I saw you Baba, lighted up and Mama I saw you also. You are so pretty Mama.”
“Hush sweetness and hurry now.”
They left their living unit, Michael opening the door carefully. He swept a glance left and right. With the patrols not yet started there was danger in the corners, and threat in the shadows but all seemed well and they heard the transport rattling towards them.
In the quiet of the morning they climbed aboard, already most of the seats were taken, they nodded at the adults, smiled at the children.
It wasn’t far. The passengers spoke in whispers, the air was brittle with thrill and a hint of fear. As they passed the end of Main Street they saw a group of night trawlers scuttle from a doorway and into the dark of a tunnel. Michael drew his daughter closer. She could feel the thud of his heart and the whisper of breath on her cheek. She shuffled across the seat, tears were close but while she could feel the warmth of him against her and the rasp of his early morning stubble against the hand she raised to caress his face then she could be brave...
The building was huge and outside the walls of The City and as they turned into the gates a shudder of excitement passed through the passengers on the slowing bus.
The door flung open, standing in the oblong of brightness was a tall figure. He was dressed, head to toe in shining foil. He stepped into the front of the transport. He let go a screech of laughter.
Michael had risen to his feet. “Hey, you will frighten the children.” He took a pace forward. It was hard to be truly angry with this creature, he had after all volunteered for this, knowing that his life expectancy would be short and his end would be painful. Michael held out a hand and shook the great paw encased in foil mittens.
“Sorry, sorry man, I thought it was adults, they like it – like the atmosphere. It’s alright little ones don’t be afraid, Casius will take good care of you. Now give me your data stick as you pass and then I can print out the lottery ticket. It is time now to give the children the pills. ”
Lissa swallowed the tiny blue capsule without question, she was used to pills and potions, vitamins, minerals, supplements.
Now Mama and Baba stood by. Mama had tears gleaming in her eyes and Baba couldn’t speak, he bent and hugged her. The fear had gone now to be replaced by a sense of anticipation like she had never known before.
“Baba, am I going up top?”
“Yes, my love, you are going to see the sun, Happy birthday. Remember this forever.”
The great elevator clanked and rattled, the heavy chains strained dragging the little car upwards.
The elevator doors slid backward, children filed out onto smooth grassland, in the distance the ocean shone and glittered, far below the summit on which they stood birds wheeled and turned. Casius, the foil wrapped sunlight monitor spoke “You can take off your jackets and headsets when the bell rings, when it rings again you must run, run into the shade.”
The bell chimed and Lissa peeled off the heavy clothes, she stood naked and unashamed, the sun washed her in warmth and kissed her with its deadly heat. She had never known such bliss.”
All too soon the chime rang out again, her time in the sun was done, she would have two more in her lifetime but this on the occasion of her seventh birthday would always be the most precious.



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Give me ideas on what I could write my assignment is due soon.

7 Imagine that you were the journalist who wrote the news report in Text 2C, and your editor has asked you to reduce it to about half its length, without losing any of the information, a On a copy of the text: put a line through any repetition of information put square brackets around any descriptive details which you do not consider necessary put a wavy line under any phrases which could be expressed in a shorter way. b Write out the reduced report, leaving out the excluded words and expressing the remaining information more concisely wherever possible. c Check your report for mistakes, then give it to vour teacher.​

39. John finished his essay in two hours.
It took _________________________________________________

do you still love your ex?​

The house shuddered, oak bone on bone, its bared skeleton cringing from the heat, its wire, its nerves revealed as if a surgeon had torn the skin off to let the red veins and capillaries quiver in the scalded air. Help, help! Fire! Run, run! Heat snapped the mirrors like the brittle winter ice. And the voices wailed Fire, fire, run, run, like a tragic nursery rhyme, a dozen voices, high, low, like children dying in a forest, alone, alone. And the voices fading as the wires popped their sheathings like hot chestnuts. One, two, three, four, five voices died.

Write a PEA paragraph about how Bradbury uses language to create a mysterious dystopian setting in this paragraph​

11. What does it indicate when a sugar is heated in a test tube until it is completely changed into a black mass and droplets of water? C. Mixture D. Solution B. Element
12. What substance is made by mixing two elements without being chemically combined? A. Compound B. Element C. Mixture D. Solution
13. What is the best way to use in separating iron parts from a mixture? A. Filter paper B. Magnet C. Water D. Spoon
14. Which of the followiog 11cs cvaporation as a means of separating the components of the green mixture? A. bron fillugs and sand C. Sand ar.d gravel B. Pebbles and water D. Sugar and mater 15. Which of the following statements Histinguishes pure substances from mixturca? A. Can be sepacatod by physical means. H. Consists of two or morc kinds of matter. V. Hans 20 specifr solubility and densities D. Hare constant bohrg temperature and mclting temperature,

Can you please help me? ​

What is one central idea in Martin Luther King Jr's "I Have A Dream" speech?

Which three phrases describe a purpose that visual aids can serve?

a. to enhance the effect of the speaker’s words
b. to test the speaker’s knowledge
c. to increase audience engagement
d. to clarify and answer the audience’s questions
e. to remind the speaker of key points to talk about

The answers are A, C, and E

PLEASE HELP


Why do you think that New York City has changed so much throughout the years?
#no l1inkes
#no c0py from g00g13 please

i have homework tonight, so __ have to stay home

a) i
b) i’m
c) i’d
d) i’ll

(i’m from spain and i don’t know any english so thats why i’m asking basic stuff) TT

What is the definition of "Kind" :0

help me with my homework

what are the similarities of iliad, odyssey and oedipus

(guyss helppp)​

a flat tire should be removed immediately before?​

she bought it at the shop over there

David always goes to school on foot.
----> David always