California was important to the fulfillment of the manifest destiny dream but also gave the United States all of the following (select all that apply):

a. two natural ports for trade on the Pacific

b. a fertile central valley for agriculture

c. mountains as barriers to invasion

d. moderate climate

California was important to the fulfilment of the manifest destiny dream but also gave the United States all of the following

a. two natural ports for trade on the Pacific

b. a fertile central valley for agriculture

d. moderate climate

Explanation:

Many individuals in California figured gold was there, yet it was James W. Marshall on January 24, 1848, who saw something sparkly in Sutter Creek close Coloma, California. He had found gold surprisingly while managing the development of a sawmill on the American River.

The revelation of gold chunks in the Sacramento Valley in mid 1848 started the California Gold Rush, ostensibly one of the most noteworthy occasions to shape American history during the main portion of the nineteenth century.

The individuals who left their homes looking for gold were later alluded to as the "forty-niners," just in light of the fact that it was 1849. In spite of the fact that the definite numbers are obscure, it's accepted that around 300,000 individuals moved to California during the Gold Rush.