As a free state, I think...
There were several such territories, like Maine and California. Please be more specific.
Indiana applied for statehood in 1815 when they had over 60,000 people in their population
applied for statehood as a free state.
Missouri
No, of course not. Canada is it's own country.
New York applied for statehood on July 26, 1788. Before it was a state it was known as the Province of New York.
The 49ers contributed to California becoming a state because of the gold. It brought forgien people to find the gold, but while doing this they had to buy supplies from the Americans. When California applied for statehood there was some controverse to if it would be a northern or southern state
people in missouri wanted slavery to be allowed there
Utah applied for statehood 7 times including the last attempt when they were finally admitted as a state. The dates for the different attempts are: 1849 1856 1862 1872 1882 1887 1896
That state was Franklin, now part of North Carolina. They applied for statehood but were rejected by Congress.
The proposed State of Deseret covered Utah, Idaho, California, Oregon, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, and Wyoming. Check out the "Related Links" to see a map of Deseret overlaying the modern state boundaries.
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