When CA became a state in 1850 it was a primary city in the state and had been for several years. John Sutter got a land grant from Mexico to build a fort and that was the central point of entry by settlers. It soon grew into a fairly large city that allowed easy access to San Francisco by using the Sacramento River to the bay and access to the gold fields. When John C. Fremont and his men took the Mexican governor hostage they took him to Sutter's Fort in Sacramento and declared the Bear Flag Republic. Fremont had made a deal with Sutter that when the republic was declared he would be able to keep his fort and land. What no one counted on was the gold rush 2 years later. Sutter lost everything in the gold rush, but Sacramento was still an important city for the state.
your momma named it cause you are in special education dumb....
Sacramento is a city, the state capital of California.
Sacramento is the capital of the state of California.
Sacramento is the capital city in California.
Sacramento is the capital city of California.
Sacramento is the capital city of California.
Sacramento is the capital city of California.
Actually what you mean is sacramento and the state is california the capital is sacramento
Sacramento was not the first state capital in California. Sacramento is the 4th and 6th capital of California. The capital will most likely stay in Sacramento as there is no need to move it.San JoseVallejoBeniciaSacramentoSan FranciscoSacramento
No, but Sacramento is the state capital of the golden state, California.
The capital, Sacramento, is in Sacramento County.
Sacramento is the capital of the state of California.
The state capital of California is Sacramento. The capital of California is Sacramento. Los Angeles is California's largest city.