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What does the gold rush fact suggest about New South Wales and Victoria at that time?
- AThey became destinations for people from many countries seeking wealth.Correct
- BThey were places that people avoided because there were no economic opportunities.
- CThey attracted only local residents, not people from overseas.
- DThey were mainly known for people leaving to find gold in other regions.
Because people from all around the world came to New South Wales and Victoria during the gold rush to try to make their fortunes, the fact suggests these colonies were major destinations for people seeking wealth.