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Are there any other lands seeking Statehood in the United States?
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(Update) P.R. passed a non-binding referendum to become the 51st state ... ... Well the closet non State to be consider for Statehood is Puerto Rico and there have been many debts on the matter and votes taken and in every vote taken Puerto Ricans have voted not to join the United Stats as a State and remain a common wealth ...
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What states do you recognize that are territories?
A parcel of land under United States jurisdiction can be either a State or a Territory, but not both. With the exception of the lands that composed the original thirteen colonies, all regions in the United States were originally territories before applying for statehood. Upon receiving statehood, they were no longer territories.
What are territory?
A parcel of land under United States jurisdiction can be either a State or a Territory, but not both. With the exception of the lands that composed the original thirteen colonies, all regions in the United States were originally territories before applying for statehood. Upon receiving statehood, they were no longer territories.
When was US Military Lands created?
United States Military Lands was created in 1796.
What might account for the difference in the the dates of statehood for these lands?
The statehood of Rhode Island is May 29, 1790.
Where are the 3 Lego lands?
Korea, Toykyo, and United States
Who denied the states had the right to take Indian lands?
The United States Supreme Court.
Cattle ranching in the United States?
takes place largely in the western united states on public and private grazing lands.
What might account for the difference in the dates of statehood for these lands?
The statehood of Rhode Island is May 29, 1790.
Are highways in the eastern US built on high lands or low lands?
The highways in the Eastern United States are built both on high lands and on low lands. The highways are built where they are needed.
What does ahrtz-OTE-ha-BREET in Hebrew mean?
Literally "lands of the contract" ... United States.
How did states form in western Europe?
Ethnic groups conquered and united lands, forming empires and states which eventually morphed into countries.
Who owned the U.S. before it was independent?
Prior to independence the lands that would become the original states of the United States were colonies of England.
