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Because of the Northwest Ordinance of 1787

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While time passed why did the Northwest Territory not adopt slavery?

A federal law titled the Northwest Ordinance, passed in 1787 under the Articles of Confederation, forbade slavery in the Northwest Territory. Because it was a federal territory rather than a state, even at that time it was generally accepted that the national government could control such things there.


What country in the Americas was the first to adopt slavery?

Virginia


What country in the Americas was the first to adopt slavery and the last to abolish it?

Brazil


What country in the Americas was the first to adopt slavery and one of the last to abolish it?

brazil


Are gay people able to adopt in Canada?

Yes, both single and married gay people can adopt in every province and territory in Canada.


What country in the America was the first to adopt slavery and one of the last to abolish it?

The United States was the first country in the Americas to use slavery. The United States was also one of the last countries to abolish slavery.


What country in the Americas was the first to adopt slavery and one of the last to abolish?

The certain Brazil was the last country in the Americas to abolish slavery. It would appear that documentation is required to establish a fact that the United States was the first nation in the Americas to adopt slavery. With that said, it's clear that before the United States was an independent country, slavery existed in the Americas where the British, French and Spanish ruled colonies and territories.


Why did Europeans adopt African slavery in the late fifteenth century?

because it made them lots of money, and made them feel superior


What is the three-step plan to guide territories to statehood?

Historically, the three steps that a territory needs to take to become a state are as follows: 1. The territory holds a vote to determine whether the people of the territory are for or against statehood. If a majority of the people vote in favor of statehood, then the territory petitions the U.S. Congress. 2. The territory, if it has not already done so, must adopt a form of government and constitution that is in line with the U.S. Constitution. 3. The U.S. Congress--both House and Senate--pass, by simple majority vote--a joint resolution that accepts the territory as a state. The President then signs the resolution, and the territory is officially recognized as a state.


Are same-sex married couples permitted to adopt children in the Australian Capital Territory?

Yes, as of 2004, same-sex couples enjoy full joint adoption rights in the Australian Capital Territory.


Was there a law passed in 1800s requiring blacks to adopt Christianity?

No, because the US constitution grants freedom of religion and worship.


Why did the Romans adopt a republic rather than a democracy for their government?

Their territory was too large to govern by democracy