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California State’
California is located in the United States of America, overlooking the West Coast overlooking the Pacific waters. The state of California is surrounded by a number of American states. From the north, Oregon is located to the east, and southeast to Nevada and Arizona. To the south, California shares its borders with the northwestern Mexican border, specifically with the State of Baja California, which belongs to the State of Mexico.
the cities
California includes eight cities that are classified as one of the most populous cities in the United States of America, and on top of these cities is Los Angeles, which is considered the second largest city in America with a population, with a population of approximately three million eight hundred and fifty thousand people Then comes the city of San Diego, then San Jose, then San Francisco, then Frenso, then Sacramento, then Fulong Beach, and finally Auckland, which ranked forty-fourth in the country in terms of overpopulation.
Date
The coast of California was discovered in the year one thousand five hundred and forty two AD, by the European Juan Rodriguez Cabrio, followed by Francis Drake in the year one thousand five hundred and seventy nine AD.
The region was divided between two countries after the American-Mexican war ended in the middle of the nineteenth century. Mexico’s share was re-divided into Lower California – meaning Baja California – and into Baja California Sur, while the US state of California is called Upper California.
Population
In the year one thousand eight hundred and forty-eight AD, the number of the Spanish-speaking population was estimated at about four thousand people, but after the gold mineral was discovered in these lands, migrations to it began successively, which helped to increase its population and ethnic diversity.
The population of the state in the year was estimated at two thousand and twelve, approximately thirty-eight million, and according to the survey on the American sects, there was a great diversity of races among the population of this state, which was conducted between the years two thousand and six and two thousand and eight AD, the highest percentage was In favor of whites except for whites from the Spanish race, where they were estimated at forty-two percent of the total population.
As for the second place, it was for the Spanish or Latin race by about thirty-six percent, then came in other ranks other important races including the Asian race, blacks, multi-ethnicities, and Native Americans who occupied the bottom of the list by one and two by ten percent approximately.
