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Chino Valley History

The Native Americans of the Chino Valley The Tongva Tribe, also known as the Gabrieleno, were the first people to live in the Chino Valley area. They made their home along the Chino Creek. We can learn a lot from how they took care of their environment and natural resources. Click on the link to learn more about the Tongva. http://factcards.califa.org/cai/gabrielino.html You will be making a timeline to document the history of the Chino Valley. Add your first event about the Tongva.

The Missions Spanish missionaries arrived in 1770, causing the life of the Tongva to change forever. The missions were like large churches built on the same land as the Tongva villages. Many Tongva died of diseases brought by the missionaries, others were forced to work as slaves on the mission lands. Watch the video to find out more about how the missionaries affected the Tongva.www.youtube.com/watch?v=VqntE4RBmoQ Go to your timeline and add an event about the missions.

Ranchos The Spanish and later the Mexican governments wanted people to settle and live in the region now called California. The government would give wealthy men large amounts of land called Ranchos. Rancho Santa Ana del Chino was granted to Antonio Lugo in 1841. Cattle grazed the Rancho land. The Rancho was then passed to Isaac Williams and eventually to Richard Gird. Isaac Williams https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isaac_Williams_(rancher) Add the Ranchos to your timeline.

Rural Chino California became a state soon after the Gold Rush. The main economy in the Chino Valley was cattle, dairy, corn, and sugar beets.

Chino Now Chino became a city in 1910. Chino Hills became a city in 1991. The two cities are now considered to be the Chino Valley. The dairies have slowly moved out of the Chino Valley, which is now a suburb of Los Angeles. Click to learn about historical sites in Chino. http://www.chinovalleyhistoricalsociety.org/historical-places.html Add an event to your timeline.

What to Do in the Chino Valley This link will show you some things to do and see in Chino. https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attractions-g32205-Activities-Chino_California.html