Chileans In California

Samuel Braninn announced in San Francisco that gold was found in an American river found on May 12, 1848. The ship at the time of the San Francisco port was the captain of JRS, Valparaiso of Chile, Alfred Andrews. The price of gold purchased in San Francisco was $ 10 to $ 10 per ounce of cash (commercial transaction price was $ 14 to $ 16 per ounce). J.R.S. Super Bang, he offered to sell his merchandise for just $ 4,000 and to buy all the money he brought at $ 12 per ounce of cash.

Another etymologic guess is that it came from Chile (a person from Chile) through the existence of California's Chilean Americans in the middle of the 19th century when miners from Chile arrived at the California Gold Rush (1848-51) is. This term is likely to be suspicious because it is often not used by Mexican Americans and is not used by Chilean Americans. Hispanic Spanish actually refers to Spain but in fact it speaks Spanish so these two words apply only to the extension of Chicanos, which is primarily identified as American Indian or short Therefore, it is expressed incorrectly. Mexican, and American Indian (and English) and Spanish. This term was originally created in the 1970s, but it was not used in the American census till the 1990s. Ever since then, politicians and media have used it extensively.

Chilean Spanish is very unique and its unique "melody" is immediately recognized in other Latin American countries. Chileans usually speak very fast, and terminal consonants usually do not even say it. It is also common to add a suffix of "ito" or "ita" (meaning "small") at the end of a word. In addition, the Chilean speech contains many words in Mapekhe and many proverbs of Chile (Chilean slang). Symbol The national flag and national anthem are the two most important symbols of national identity. The flag consists of two horizontal bands, white (upper) and red (lower), which represent the blood of the Indians who fell into a heroic struggle with the Andes and Spanish invaders. The flag has a blue square next to the hoist on the white strip and a white five-pointed star in the center.