how could new states enter the union
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All states must enter the union with the same terms as the original states. A state that was previously apart of another state can not enter the union without consent from the states concerned and of congress.
January 6, 1912 The 47th state to enter union of states.
Congress can admit new states into the union.
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New Mexico,Arizona,Alaska,Hawaii
All states must enter the union with the same terms as the original states. A state that was previously apart of another state can not enter the union without consent from the states concerned and of congress.
All states must enter the union with the same terms as the original states. A state that was previously apart of another state can not enter the union without consent from the states concerned and of congress.
All states must enter the union with the same terms as the original states. A state that was previously apart of another state can not enter the union without consent from the states concerned and of congress.
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January 6, 1912 The 47th state to enter union of states.
Congress approves new states into the united states of america. New states may not be created from within other existing states however.
One standard that had to be met before states in the Northwest Territory could enter the Union was the requirement to have a population of at least 60,000 free inhabitants. This was stipulated in the Northwest Ordinance of 1787, which also outlined the process for the creation of new states and emphasized the importance of establishing a republican form of government. Additionally, these states had to draft a state constitution and ensure their laws aligned with the principles of the U.S. Constitution.
delaware, pennsylvania, massachusetts, connecticut, new york, virginia, rhode island
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New Jersey was the third state to enter the Union. New Jersey became a state on December 18, 1787.