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The Bear Flag Revolt was a short-lived, quasi-military action in Northern California. It began the night of June 12, 1846, when a group of Americans and other non-Mexican citizens decided to start an armed insurrection
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Many flags have flown over California soil. A few are: the Spanish Empire’s royal standard of Carlos V; the Mexican Republic’s banner of green, white and red vertical bars; the Flag of Argentina hoisted by
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