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PROTACIO

4 REGIONS

NOTE: North & Central Coast + South Coast can be considered the same thing.

CALIFORNIA BEAR FLAGThe grizzly bear represented the many bears

seen in the state and the star imitated the lone star of Texas. This flag was

raised inrevolt againstMexican rule onJune 14, 1846 but was notadopted until 1911.

CALIFORNIA STATE

CAPITAL SACRAMENTO

State Bird

CALIFORNIA VALLEY

QUAIL

State Mammal

GRAY WHALE

State Fish

GOLDEN

TROUT

State Flower

CALIFORNIAPOPPY

CALIFORNIA REDWOOD

State TreeIt is an evergreen, long-living tree and is one of the tallest in the world.

State Insect

DOGFACEBUTTERFL

Y

StateReptile

DESERT TORTOIS

E

Gold Rush The California Gold Rush began on

January 24, 1848 when James W. Marshall discovered gold. News of his discovery brought over 300,000 people to the land, which developed overtime, and eventually became a part of the United States.

“GOLDEN STATE”

California’s name traces back to the discovery of gold in 1848. Ever since then, structures like the Golden Museum or the Golden Gate Bridge were named that way to honor California

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