History Of California

California, a state located on the West Coast of the United States is the most popular state. Its the third largest state by area. California borders Oregon to the North, Nevada to the East, Arizona to the Southeast, and the Mexican States of Baja to the South. On 1850, September 9 California became the 31st state of the United States. California became the 31st state in the Union even though it hasn’t even been part of the United States for less than 2 years.

California has a total of 263,696 square miles, with a 4.7 percent of water. Its population today would be 38,340,000 estimated that is, with a household income of 61,021 US dollars. California’s capital would be Sacramento and its largest city is Los Angeles. It was first settled by various Native American Tribes before being explored by European expeditions which were throughout the 16th & 17th centuries. Later as time past by it was claimed by the Spanish Empire as part of Alta California. Alta became apart of Mexico in 1821 which followed its successful war for independence, but was later able to successfully be ceded to the United in 1848 after the Mexican American War. Its western portion of Alta California was soon organized as the state of California. After that the gold rush had started in 48 which led to dramatic social and demographic changes, with the large immigration from the United States.

This event was made possible due to Zachary Taylor, Henry Clay, John C. Calhoun, Daniel Webster, John Greenleaf Whittier, William H. Seward, Horace Mann, John Quincy Adams, and Abraham Lincoln. Each and everyone of these characters presented a resolution to each of their colleagues and argued that California represented an essential spirit of compromise that would preserve ...

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...some actually come through and provide information that can be shared. This information is what gives everyone an easier way of obtaining such information for it is much easier to look it up on the web than find out in person. While other look up this information back in the day people went to libraries where they read books for intel. The books in libraries are more likely to contain more information over the past than the internet these days due to how old the information is and how the internet wasn’t obtainable back in the day so no one could share it so instead they used writing utensils to record them in books to pass down to the future. Many agree that reading sync with the brain more often than the web just because its in our nature. I conclude my essay by recommending to read the information from books which contain more accurate intel than the internet.