The Forgotten Guardians
Native American Tribes Displaced by the Gold Rush The year 1848 marked a pivotal turning point, as the California Gold Rush…
Colonial violence
Colonial violence refers to the oppressive practices and conflicts imposed by colonial powers on indigenous populations to extract resources like gold. During the colonial era, gold mining and exploration often fueled violence, forced labor, and the displacement of native communities. This exploitation left lasting scars on societies and ecosystems while enriching colonial empires. Understanding the history of colonial violence in the context of gold provides insights into the economic and social impacts of imperialism. Explore how these practices shaped the modern gold industry and the affected regions.