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Louisiana's Early American Era

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1809, statehood was mentioned , but Governor... rejected the idea Claiborne
1811 congress agreed on... becoming a state Louisiana
President.. signed the bill for Louisiana on February 16th 1811. Madison
1812, Louisiana became the... state 18th
Louisiana's constitution was based on... Kentucky
The constitution let the legislature select a ... governor
True or False: Only white men could vote but not hold office False, white men could vote and hold office
Who was the first governor of all of Louisiana Claiborne
What 3 problems did Claiborne have 1. language, 2. Caddo Indians and their farms, 3. robbers/smugglers
Claiborne divided Louisiana into... parishes
What was the "deal" with Aaron Burr Burr wanted to take over New Orleans, but Wilkinson told Jefferson Burr's plans and Burr went to court, but was freed and fled to England
British migrants wanted to become part of the U.S, so what did they do revolted against the spanish and made themselves an independent republic of West Florida
1804, "you can only bring slaves to Louisiana if they were from the U.S" this was made by the... government to "help" slaves
What happened in 1806 a new slave code that allowed manussion
slave masters setting their slaves free manussion
betray your country's loyalty/ trust treason
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