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Tripp Martin

13 July, 11:27

Why was the issue of water rights so important in early California? Landowners were required to share water with nearby towns. There was so much water that lands were often flooded. Prospectors often poisoned wells in order to lower the price of land. Much of California is desert with very little water.

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