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In 1825 what was legal in Mississippi Georgia and Alabama?
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What was the treaty of 1825 with the creek Indians?
That was the Treaty of Indian Springs. Under this treaty, the Creeks in Georgia would be relocated west of the Mississippi River. It was signed on Feb. 12,1825, but not ratified until Mar. 7, 1825. It was nullified in 1826 by the Treaty of Washington.
From 1825 to 1850 American industry was?
in the 1825 to 1850 American industry was
What year did Spanish colonies in Latin America become independent?
1825
Where there clocks in 1825?
Yes.
How many states were there in 1825?
There were 24 states by 1825:DelawarePennsylvaniaNew JerseyGeorgiaConnecticutMassachusettsMarylandSouth CarolinaNew HampshireVirginiaNew YorkNorth CarolinaRhode IslandVermontKentuckyTennesseeOhioLouisianaIndianaMississippiIllinoisAlabamaMaineMissouri
What was the treaty of 1825 with the creek Indians?
That was the Treaty of Indian Springs. Under this treaty, the Creeks in Georgia would be relocated west of the Mississippi River. It was signed on Feb. 12,1825, but not ratified until Mar. 7, 1825. It was nullified in 1826 by the Treaty of Washington.
Where did the Cherokee locate their permanent capital in Georgia in 1825?
New Echota.
Where did the Cherokee located their permanent capital in Georgia in 1825?
New Echota.
Who was the President of the US when Alabama was admitted to the Union?
James Monroe was the President from 1817 to 1825.
Who was president when Mississippi was established?
President James Monroe 1817-1825 he was the fifth president
Who was the Governor of Mississippi in 1825?
Walter Leake (born May 25, 1762 in Albemarle County, Virginia; died November 17, 1825 in Mount Salus, Mississippi) succeeded George Poindexter as the third Governor of Mississippi, serving between January 7, 1822 and his death. Following the end of Leake's term as Governor, Gerard Brandon (born September 15, 1788 near Natchez, Mississippi; died March 28, 1850 in Fort Adams, Mississippi) became the fourth Governor of Mississippi, serving between November 17, 1825 and January 7, 1826.
Who was the Governor of Alabama in 1825?
Israel Pickens (born January 30, 1780 in Concord, North Carolina; died April 24, 1827 in Matanzas, Cuba) succeeded Thomas Bibb as the third Governor of Alabama, serving between November 9, 1821 and November 25, 1825. Following the end of Pickens' term in office, John Murphy (born 1786 in Columbia, North Carolina; died September 21, 1841 in Clarke Coty, Alabama) became the fourth Governor of Alabama, serving between November 25, 1825 and November 25, 1829.
160 percent of 1825 is?
160% of 1825= 160% * 1825= 1.6 * 1825= 2920
Who was the Governor of Alabama in 1826?
John Murphy (born 1786 in Columbia, North Carolina; died September 21, 1841 in Clarke Coty, Alabama) succeeded Israel Pickens as the fourth Governor of Alabama, serving between November 25, 1825 and November 25, 1829, including the whole of 1826.
Who was the Governor of Alabama in 1827?
John Murphy (born 1786 in Columbia, North Carolina; died September 21, 1841 in Clarke Coty, Alabama) succeeded Israel Pickens as the fourth Governor of Alabama, serving between November 25, 1825 and November 25, 1829, including the whole of 1827.
What year did it become legal to join a trade union in Britain?
It became legal to join a trade union in Britain with the Trade Union Act of 1871. This legislation provided legal protection for trade unions and their members.
Who was the Governor of Mississippi in 1823?
Walter Leake (born May 25, 1762 in Albemarle County, Virginia; died November 17, 1825 in Mount Salus, Mississippi) succeeded George Poindexter as the third Governor of Mississippi, serving between January 7, 1822 and his death, including the whole of 1823.
