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Fictionalized autobiography presents an overview of the life of Mariano Vallejo, who kept peace between the Americans and Spanish Californians as California became a state. He lived in California in the early 1800's, when California was still part of Mexico and Mexico belonged to Spain, Vallejo became a commander in the Mexican army. He built the town of Sonoma and he helped many people to settle there. In 1846, Americans took over California. Mariano Vallejo kept peace between the Americans and the Mexicans as California joined the United States. Kit contains five copies of the book (92 pages). From the Start-To-Finish series Step Into History. Gold level (RL 2-3) Lexile 420. Publisher GR level M. IL 6-12. Reference KM 8816 for more instructional tools to support this kit in your classroom. | |