The answer for your question is C lack of food and water and B disease
Answer:
Generally, women had to take on the roles that usually belonged to men because the families needed money. They got jobs and went to work, and in the cases they didn't or couldn't the family would usually live in poverty. The women going to work resulted in "latchkey" kids. Sometimes, men wouldn't come home resulting in war widows.
Explanation:
This is a pretty good article that I used: https://www.u-s-history.com/pages/h1692.html
One of the impacts that the Klondike Gold Rush had on Northern Canada was that "<span>a)The Canadian government made the Yukon a territory and began to develop the region," since the sudden influx of capital made it advantageous for them to do so.</span>
