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There's Gold in Cali! What Happened During the Gold Rush?
- US History Books for Kids | Children's American History
- Narrated by: Carmyn Block
- Length: 12 mins
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There's Gold in Cali! What Happened During the Gold Rush?
Narrated by:
Carmyn Block
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Publisher's Summary
What do you think happened, when James W. Marshall found gold in California? It was chaos! Hundreds of thousands of people flocked to California to find gold, and with their influx, a new state was born.
It’s amazing, how such a find would result in the creation of a state that still exists today. What’s the story of your state? How did it form?
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