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Chapter 12 Section 4 Mr. McClintock Miners and Ranchers Chapter 12 Section 4 Mr. McClintock

Learning Objectives Students will be able to understand the importance of the rise in mining and ranching operations Students will be able to identify the difference between placer and quartz mining Students will be able to describe the two major factors that led to the decline of the cattle business

Importance of the subject United States Pre-War United States in 1880’s Western Pacific Great Plains Importance of the subject What do you think contributed to the expansion into the west?

Mining techniques Placer Mining Quartz Mining Surface mining Pick Axes, Shovels, Pans Quick and easy Digging deep underneath the surface More expensive Remember these are poor people travelling into the west with hopes of “striking gold” Mining techniques

Placer or quartz?

The big strike in Nevada 1859, Henry Comstick claimed land in Six-Mile Canyon, NV Found the sticky blue-gray mud to be pure silver ore Virginia City, NV went from boomtown to 30,000 population New Opera House New shops Creation of more newspapers First elevator called the “rising room” Name another famous city that went from rags to riches? Findlay, Ohio – Natural Gas What famous city did Virginia City, NV become in the years following?

Several Years later… Silver veins were exhausted Mines closed City economy collapsed Growing trend throughout mining cities Ultimately, Virginia City Nevada failed..

Silver Vein

During the Booms People flocked to the boom cities What rises when mass amounts of people come to small cities? Crime Vigilance Committees- formed to track down criminals and punish wrong doers

Spurred the development of Colorado, the Dakota Territory, and Montana Pikes Peak Thousands of people flocked to pan for gold BUT!!!! The gold and silver were too deep into the Colorado Mountains What kind of mining should they have conducted? Other bonanzas

Effects of the Bonanzas Mass population movement Discovery of Gold in the Black Hills Leadville, Colorado 1879 Mount Rushmore Thousand newcomers per week Conquest against Native Americans Creation of Railroads through the Rocky Mountains 1889, Congress admits North and South Dakota, and Montana

Take 2-3 minutes to write down the main points of the new mining operations in sentence form

Sports Teams related to Mining San Francisco 49ers Denver Nuggets University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) Miners Sports Teams related to Mining