The 49ers are important in history because they became the first major league professional sports franchise to be based in San Francisco.
Because it is important to learn all history that affects us as citizens.
It was one of the most important trading centers in American history
The 49ers were gold miners that went to California to mine for gold in 1849.
Mae Jemison is important to black history because she was the first black woman in space.
so wh is she so important
The cast of The Complete History of the San Francisco 49ers - 2006 includes: Randy Cross Joe Montana
The Steelers and San Francisco 49ers have met 20 times in their history. The 49ers lead the series 11-9.
The New England Patriots and the San Francisco 49ers.
Patriots, Bears, 49ers, Colts, Vikings, Steelers.
Yes it helped populate the state of California. A good way to remember the date is the football team the 49ers. The gold rush happened in 1949.
The San Francisco 49ers got their name from the 49ers in the old days that found gold. And then the 49ers in the old days got their names because they found the very first gold ever in 1849!
Officially, Bryant Young (89.5 sacks), Charles Haley (66.5) and Dana Stubblefield (46.5) rank as the top three sack leaders in 49ers history. However, sacks were not officially recorded until 1982. 49ers records indicate that Cedrick Hardman, who played with the 49ers from 1970-79, registered 106.5 sacks for the 49ers. Hardman's teammate Tommy Hart (with 49ers from 1968-77) is unofficially credited with 106 sacks. It is reasonable to believe that former 49er greats such as Leo Nomellini and Charlie Krueger probably logged a significant number of sacks during their long careers. Unfortunately, their sack totals were not recorded and are lost to history.
The 49ers do not stink.
Charles Haley. He was a defensive end/linebacker for the San Francisco 49ers from 1986-91, on the Dallas Cowboys from 92-96, and again on the 49ers from 98-99.
Joe Montana of the 1989 San Francisco 49ers threw a 77 yard touchdown pass.
it is important because it is in world history
49ers Dwight Clark, whose jersey number 87 was retired by the San Francisco 49ers, made one of the most memorable catches in NFL history in the 1982 NFC Championship.