Answer:
A) Klondike Gold Rush
Explanation:
Klondike Gold Rush is the term or phrase used to describe the mass migration of about 100,000 people in the late 1890s in search of gold in an area known as Klondike in Northwest Canada.
Originally, local miners found gold in the Klondike region, in 1896. However, due to economic depression in the United States and hope to find wealth, this enticing information spurs a lot of people from Seattle and San Francisco to move to the area in search of wealth.
Hence, from the information in the picture, the correct answer is option A. Klondike Gold Rush
