grantee. n. the party who receives title to real property (buyer, recipient, donee) from the seller (grantor) by a document called a grant deed or quit claim deed.
1 The Gold Rush had many short-and long-term consequences for California: 2  The population of California soared as people from around the world came to get rich quick. 3  Some east coast businessmen who were already wealthy gained further wealth, especially by transporting people to California by sea.he California Gold Rush and the Contoversy over the State Constitution. Introduction: Today we begin the second unit in our course during which we will learn about the political, social, and economic evolution of California during its first fifty years of statehood.
The discovery of gold, beginning in 1851 first at Bathurst in New South Wales and then in the newly formed colony of Victoria, transformed Australia economically, politically and demographically. The gold rushes occurred hard on the heels of a major worldwide economic depression.n 1858 a new gold rush began in the far north, which led in 1859 to the separation of Queensland as a new colony. New South Wales thus attained its present borders, although what is now the Northern Territory remained part of the colony until 1863, when it was handed over to South Australia.