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What waS wyoming was the first territory in the United states to do?
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Grant women suffrage rights
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What was the first territory to grant women full suffrage?
In July 1890, the Territory of Wyoming, which allowed women to vote, was admitted as a state. Wyoming became the first state with women suffrage. By 1900, Utah, Colorado, and Idaho joined Wyoming in allowing women to vote.
When where American women were granted the right to vote?
In 1869, Wyoming Territory became the first area of the United States to grant women's suffrage.
Who was the first wireless internet provider in the United States?
The United States' first wireless internet provider was LARIAT. It was founded in Wyoming in 1992.
What are the two names for Wyoming?
Wyoming was first named the Territory of Wyoming and then it became the State of Wyoming.
What was the first territory to grant women suffrage?
The Wyoming territory.
What was the first territory that the United states acquired in the Pacific Ocean?
Hawaii
Which first US territory passed a suffrage law in 1867?
The Wyoming Territory
Are the Virgin Islands a third world country?
No the Virgin islands are not countries. They are territories. There are two Virgin Islands. The first if the British Virgin Islands - Which is a territory of the United Kingdom and then there is the US Virgin Islands which are a territory of the United States. No.. a territory of the United States
Who founded Wyoming?
No one person is credited with founding Wyoming. The federal government established the Wyoming Territory on July 25, 1868. The United States admitted Wyoming into the Union as the 44th state on July 10, 1890.
Who was the first governor of Wyoming?
The first governor of the US state of Wyoming was Frances E. Warren (1890). The first governor of Wyoming Territory was John A. Campbell (1869-1875).
The first territory outside the north American continent acquired by the United States was...?
i have no clue
Was Utah a territory before it become a state?
As an official state, it was always named Utah! But when the Mormon pioneers originally applied for statehood, the land area was much larger (covering parts of Idaho, Nevada, Wyoming, Colorado, and Arizona) and called "Deseret", which means honeybee.
