CBEST History of California
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1. When Did Sir Frances Drake Find California?

2. Who Recognized It As Gold?

3. 1932-1935

4. 1933-1937

5. Who First Sailed To Mexico And When?

6. When Did California Become A State?

7. What Is California's Largest Industry?

8. What Year Did The Gold Rush Being?

9. Who Landed On California After Raids Of Spanish Ships?

10. What Year Did The Mission Period End?

11. Who Sailed To Find The Passage That Connected The Atlantic To Pacific Ocran And When?

12. When Was The Bearflag Revolt?

13. 1920

14. Charles Crocker

15. What Did The Spanish Call Mexico?

16. What Ended The Mexican America War?

17. 1942-1946

18. Where Did The Pony Express Start And End?

19. Who's Advice Lead To The Bearflag Revolt?

20. Why Did Spanish Send Vizicaino Up Ca Coast?

21. When Did The Pony Express Begin?

22. Pearl Harbor Attack (1941)

23. 1906

24. When Did Texas Declare Its Own Independence From Mexico?

25. How Did Cabrillo Die?

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