Nope. Hawaii is the 50th state. There are territories owned by the US that can become states, Puerto Rico the most notable.
states owned the territories of the US in common, and that the congress had no right to ban slavery in the territories "political revolution, anarchy, [and] civil war" would surely erupt if the North failed to heed southern concerns
under control of the us
The U.S. has never owned Canada.
it was owned by India
See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Territories_of_the_United_States
Yes the US has several territories; 6 incorporated territories and many unincorporated ones that serve as military bases.
There are five territories of the US that are islands: American Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands.
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Puerto Rico is small and never owned territories. It was a Spanish colony for over 400 years. Spain and the US went to war over Cuban Independence.
The U.S. never owned the Northwest Territories of Northern Canada.
Nope. Hawaii is the 50th state. There are territories owned by the US that can become states, Puerto Rico the most notable.
states owned the territories of the US in common, and that the congress had no right to ban slavery in the territories "political revolution, anarchy, [and] civil war" would surely erupt if the North failed to heed southern concerns
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Do you mean colonial territories in the Caribbean?
French Guiana
Nova Scotia, Labrador, New Foundland, Yukon Territories, and Nunavut