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The document discusses the history and development of California from the 16th century to the early 20th century. It describes how California was originally thought to be an island inhabited by Queen Calafia and mentions Spanish explorers discovering it was a peninsula in 1533. It then discusses the indigenous populations, infrastructure development like dams and aqueducts in the late 19th century, population and economic growth around the turn of the 20th century, the emergence of major cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco, and early labor movements in California agriculture and industries seeking better working conditions.
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1) In mid-19th century California, much of the land was claimed privately, leaving little for growth, and land titles switched from Mexican to American ownership as claims were validated.
2) California's capital moved between several cities before being established in Sacramento, and higher education institutions and religious buildings were established as the population grew.
3) The Transcontinental Railroad was constructed in the 1860s to link California with the rest of the country, employing many Chinese immigrant laborers.
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1) In mid-19th century California, much of the land was claimed privately, leaving little for growth, and land titles switched from Mexican to American ownership as claims were validated.
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2) California's capital moved between several cities before being established in Sacramento, and higher education institutions and religious buildings were founded as the population grew.
3) The Transcontinental Railroad was constructed in the 1860s to link California with the rest of the country, employing many Chinese immigrant laborers.
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California experienced economic diversification that helped delay the impact of the Great Depression. In the 1860s, the labor union movement gained strength in California and tensions rose, including with Chinese immigrants. In the 1880s, a bomb exploded during an eight-hour workday rally in San Francisco. In the early 20th century, the bombing of a newspaper hindered the labor movement in Los Angeles for 25 years. Mexican American field workers organized the first union for their community in 1927.
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This chapter discusses the Great Depression's impact on California and the rise of unions. While California's diversified economy initially helped it avoid the full effects of the depression, conditions for migrant agricultural workers were difficult. In response, unions started organizing California's workers in the 1930s, including the first unions in San Francisco. Strikes by dock workers and agricultural laborers protested poor living and working conditions during this era.
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CHAPTER 3
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Colonial L.abor System
For every empire built in Arizona upon a for-
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