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California History Maddie Ketterl 2009-2010 Fourth Grade
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Page 1: California  History

California History

Maddie Ketterl2009-2010

Fourth Grade

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Valley Region

The Valley region

is a flat area of land that is surrounded by mountains.

The Valley region is a good place for farming, because it has water and rich soil.

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Mountain Region

The industries of

the mountain region are centered around it's forests and minerals.

It's trees are used for timber.

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Desert Region

The Desert region

is rich in minerals-

metals and other materials that are dug from the earth.

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Coast Region

The Coast region

is were most people live.

The state's Coast

provides resources for many kinds of jobs.

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In 1542 Cabrillo sailed north to what is now Mexico to find a route to Asia.He explored what is now San Diego.

Juan Cabrillo

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James Cook

James Cook became a well known sailer, explorer,and mapmaker. He joined Britain's Navy. James Cook had a ship called the Endeanvor.

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Sir Francis Drake

Drake explored the California coast. He found a small bay near present -day San Francisco and named the area Nova Albion.

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Sebastian Vizcaino

Sebastian V explored the area near present day San Diego to present day Monterey. He made maps of the coast that were used by other explorers until the late 1700s.

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Father Serra

Father Serra started a mission at San Diego in 1769. As a young man, Serra decided to become a Franciscan priest in the Catholic Church.

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Gaspar de Portola

In 1767 Spain sent a soldier named Gaspar de Portola to run it's California coloney.

He led an expedition to explore the area.

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Ranchos

Ranchos are places were people used to raise animals, to grow livestock and crops. Ranchos became a important part of California.

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Missions

Missions are places where missionaries taught the California Indians to have the same religion system.

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Pueblos

A Pueblo is a Spanish word

for village. Living in the pueblos, you had to grow food for soldiers in the presidios.

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John Sutter

John Sutter made a fort called Sutter' s Fort in 1841. He sold supplies to people passing through the area.

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Fort Ross

In 1812 Ivan Koskov came with fur trappers to go to a place north of San Francisco. The fort was made to sell things like fur.

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Jedediah Smith

Jedediah Smith led the first group of American trappers who came overland to California through the Utah and the Mojave Desert.

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James Beckwourth

Beckwourth was a scout, or guide, who led settlers west during the 1850s. He was a African American. His mom was a slave, but his dad was not.

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John Bidwell

John Bidwell led the first wagon train to come to C.A from Independence, Missouri. He became a leader in agriculture.

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John C. Fremont

John C. Fremont traveled all over the ares to make maps for the

U.S goverment.

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49'ers

49'ers were people who came to mine during the gold rush. Gold was discovered in 1848 by James Marshall, but took a year for the news of gold to spread.

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Sam Brannon

He ran special additions in news paper. He called it the Special. The article convinced people to come find gold.

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Levi and Strauss

Levi and Strauss were 2 men that started their own business called Levi Strauss. They made Levi pants.

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Biddy Mason

Biddy Mason was born into slavery. She and her owner came to C.A where slavery was not allowed. Biddy Mason petitioned for her freedom. She got her freedom!

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Mary Tape

Mary Tape came to California with her kid. She wanted her child to go to school, but it could not. Mary made a school for the kid and for other Asians.

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Mexican American War

During the year of 1846, the U.S fought a war with Mexico. The war was over their boarders. Eventually, California became a part of the U.S.

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About the Author

My name is Madalee and I am in 4th grade in Mr. G's class. I love to read books. I love to type and make up silly books.


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