Charles Howard was the president of a notoriously corrupt organization that ran these events and operated as a political machine in Louisiana during and after Reconstruction.
Although these events aren't "gold rushes," a favorable outcome in one of them did not increase investment in children's human capital according to Bleakley and Ferrie's study of the final one of a series of these conducted in Georgia up until 1832. Champion v. Ames upheld the federal government's power to outlaw these events, a decision that gave rise to tortured reasoning in (*) Hammer v. Dagenhart. Charles Howard was the president of a notoriously corrupt organization that ran these events and operated as a political machine in Louisiana during and after Reconstruction. The aforementioned series of these events in Georgia was legislated there following the Yazoo Land Fraud. These events were conducted to determine draft order by birth date during the Vietnam War. For 10 points, what are these events, the largest one of which to date was a $656 million MegaMillions jackpot?
Although these events aren't "gold rushes," a favorable outcome in one of them did not increase investment in children's human capital according to Bleakley and Ferrie's study of the final one of a series of these conducted in Georgia up until 1832.
lottery [accept anything more specific: land lottery and draft lottery, for example]