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7.What was the total value of gold pulled from California during the California Gold Rush? (This is what it was worth in 1849, it would be worth much more today.) $15 million $145 million $465 million
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7.What was the total value of gold pulled from California during the California Gold Rush? (This is what it was worth in 1849, it would be worth much more today.)

$15 million

$145 million

$465 million

$1.4 billion

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1.4 billion or is this case, answer choice D, is the correct answer
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