The Gold Rush Was California's Shortcut to Statehood

In 1848, pioneer John Sutter and a carpenter named James Marshall discovered gold in a local stream, prompting a major gold rush. Just a year later, California would become America's 31st state.
From: AERIAL AMERICA: Northern California
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the capitol was Monterey and that's where the first elections were held in 1849. it was moved to Sacramento in 1854.

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California history is so cool. Is the ball on the capitol building made of pure gold?

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25abril2022, segunda, 07h54
Assisti este video pela primeira vez.

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THE SHINEY GOLD BALL AT THE TOP. YUP.