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What happened in Arkansas in 1686?
The Arkansas Post was the first permanent white settlement in the state.
What was the first European settlement in Arkansas?
Fort Smith
Who are the first known inhabitants in Arkansas?
The Native Americans who lived in Arkansas prior to the European settlement were the Quapaw, Caddo, and Osage tribes.
What is little rock Arkansas named for?
The legendary roman emperor named Arkansias, who ruled from 003-024, was a great military general. He took over after Clauduis died, and went on to construct many great monuments, and especially created the three main aqueducts that serve Rome
What has the author Dana Schultz written?
Dana Schultz has written: 'Evaluation of the Arkansas tobacco settlement program' -- subject(s): Health Promotion, Arkansas Tobacco Settlement Commission, Outcome Assessment (Health Care), Smoking cessation, Economics, Tobacco industry, Tobacco Use Cessation, Evaluation, Technical Report, Health promotion, Government policy, Methods, Program Evaluation, Legislation & jurisprudence, Law and legislation, Remedies (Law), Tobacco Industry 'Evaluation of the Arkansas tobacco settlement program' -- subject(s): Health Promotion, Arkansas Tobacco Settlement Commission, Outcome Assessment (Health Care), Smoking cessation, Economics, Tobacco industry, Tobacco Use Cessation, Evaluation, Technical Report, Health promotion, Government policy, Methods, Program Evaluation, Legislation & jurisprudence, Law and legislation, Remedies (Law), Tobacco Industry
Who was first to settled Arkansas?
The region that became Arkansas was unknown to Europeans until the 1540s. Fifty years after Christopher Columbus landed in the western hemisphere, the European exploration of Arkansas began. The first settlement was not founded for another 140 years, and the first permanent settlement forty years after that. Throughout the colonial era, Arkansas underwent dramatic demographic changes. At the time of the first Spanish explorers in the 1540s, Arkansas was a land of heavily populated villages and extensive farm fields. By the time of the first French expeditions in the 1670s, Arkansas was sparsely populated with isolated villages and tribes but with an abundance of wild game and other resources. The focus of the colonial era was not on the promotion of substantial immigration but on the exploitation of wild game for trade. By the end of the colonial era, Arkansas had attracted individuals and families of diverse races and ethnicities. People of French, Spanish, German, Dutch, Anglo-American, and African descent joined the Indian peoples of Arkansas and a myriad of tribes from across the continent.
Can a mother leave the state of Arkansas with a minor if she is married and would it be considered kidnapping?
Assuming the minor is your child, and you are still married (therefore, no custody settlement) then no, it would not be considered kidnapping.
Who first explored and settled in Oklahoma?
The first post explorer settlement in Oklahoma began in the area now known as Salina. This settlement began when the Chouteau family that set up a trading post in the area.
When was the largest earthquake in Arkansas?
The New Madrid earthquakes in 1811-12 were the largest recorded in Arkansas since European settlement of North America. Between December 16, 1811 and February 7, 1812, seven earthquakes greater than 6.0 occurred, with one at 7.5 and two at 7.7.
Arkansas university location?
University of Arkansas (Main campus) -Fayetteville, Arkansas. University of Arkansas at Fort Smith- Fort Smith, Arkansas Northwest Arkansas Community College- Bentonville, Arkansas University of Central Arkansas- Conway, Arkansas Arkansas Tech- Russelville, Arkansas Ouchita Baptist University- University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences- Little Rock Arkansas
Does Arkansas have a desert?
No, there is no desert in Arkansas.
What is Arkansas's football?
Arkansas RazorbacksAreana football- Arkansas Twisters
