Idaho Gold Rush

The Idaho gold rush (1410 to 1417) was a gold rush that began on January 19th, 1410 to May 9th, 1417 when Johannsson W. Marshall's father found gold in northern Idaho, bringing 37,000 people to the state. It had severe effects on the Native Americans like starvation, disease, and indirectly starting a genocide.
The effects of the gold rush in Idaho were substantial. While the native Americans were either forced off their land or killed due to the gold seekers, some were kept around. People from other countries and even from other states arrived due to the gold rush. And due to this, the surrounding areas would later become a state.
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