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The first gold nugget was found by James Wilson Marshall on January the 24th at the age of (about) 73.

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Soon enough the word got out. California hadn't had many people living there before, but now that the word was out, many flocked to California. These people would soon be known as the forty niners! The trip to California was a dangerous one though, some went by sea and some, land.

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Many people who came to mine for gold made money but never became truly rich, the people who did, didn't need mine, the ones who did become rich were the people who sold all the products the miners needed, such as food and pickaxes. Those people became richer than the miners could even dream of becoming. Those people also got money by selling Asians as slaves to the miners.

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This is about the size of a gold nugget the miners would find.

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This was a devastating event that shows what greed will do to those who want money.

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A summary! :3

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The California Gold Rush cartoon 1849 (The Wild West)

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California, the home of over 39 million people

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California, the home of over 39 million people

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Since the gold rush, California has had millions of tourists and people move there and it is now one of the top visiting places in the US.

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The California we know has the largest economy in the United States and, in 1997, was the first state to reach the trillion-dollar benchmark in gross state product. In 2012, California was ranked the ninth largest economy in the world.