congress passes an act of admission
Some advantages of becoming a territory are that that state would be more recognized.
what process are you asking about
There is no specific requirement for the population count of a territory to become a state. The process for a territory to become a state is determined by Congress and involves several factors, including the territory's population, consent of the majority of its inhabitants, and compliance with federal laws and regulations. Ultimately, it is up to Congress to decide if and when a territory meets the criteria to join the Union as a state.
If you are talking about the process of a territory becoming a state, then I can help you. I'm working on it right now myself. 1.) A petition needs to be sent to the congress from the people of the territory that wants to be admitted. 2.) If the Congress honors the petition it passes an Enabling act. This authorizes the people of the territory to draw up a state constitution. 3.) This document, after it has been framed, and ratified at the polls by the people of the territory, is then submitted to congress. 4.) If Congress finds everything in order, statehood legislation is passed and signed by the President. Formal admission is signaled by presidential proclamation. Congress has been generous in granting full statehood to the home territories, in some cases even before they had acquired large populations.
A nationalbank provided a system for a territory to be a state because debt helped them get out of debt in order to buy new land.
It was a former US Territory that achieved statehood by Act of Congress.
Some advantages of becoming a territory are that that state would be more recognized.
There is no such process.
what process are you asking about
The process for becoming a state is for the legislature of the territory to petition the US Congress for admittance to the union (United States of America). That is what the people of Minnesota did in 1858.
David Levy Yulee
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Only one state, Ohio, was in existence in what we know as the Midwest at that time. In 1803 The Northwest Territory was divided into the state of Ohio with the rest becoming the Indiana Territory.
Alaska was a U.S. territory before becoming our 49 th state in 1959.
Admission of a territory to the united states as a state
It was an Independent Kingdom, The Republic of Hawaii and the Territory of Hawaii before it became a US State.
Admission of a territory to the United States as a state was the final stage.