no, because it was admitted after the civil war ended
In 1803, Ohio became the first non-slave state out of the northwest territories. Citizens were divided on the subject, but it was an official non-slave state.
A slave state.
a slave state
North Carolina was a slave State
comprimise of 1850 Arkansas - slave Michigan - free Florida - slave Texas - slave Iowa - free Wisconsin - free
The Vermont Compromise refers to the agreement made in 1791, which allowed Vermont to enter the Union as the 14th state. This compromise was significant because it maintained the balance between free and slave states in Congress, as Vermont was admitted as a free state. The inclusion of Vermont played a critical role in shaping early American legislative dynamics amid the growing tensions over slavery.
it was a free state >3
Slave state
The state of Vermont prohibited slavery in 1777. As the US Constitution was not ratified until a decade later the answer is yes, Vermont entered the Union as a Free State.
no it was slave free
Free state.
Slave
Yes it was a slave state
No, it outlawed slavery in its 1777 Constittution and again by State Law in 1858.
it was a free state
In 1803, Ohio became the first non-slave state out of the northwest territories. Citizens were divided on the subject, but it was an official non-slave state.
Slave