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Because Ohio was the first state that admitted to the Union coming from the West and having no affiliations with any other state . The 14th state admitted to the Union, Vermont, is not in the West and was made a state only because of a dispute of ownership between New York and New Hampshire. The next 2 states admitted to the Union were Kentucky and Tennessee, but both of these were associated with other states. For Kentucky, its statehood came after splitting off from Virginia and for Tennessee, North Carolina donated the land making Tennessee to the U.S. where it was later admitted into the Union. Ohio's path to statehood, starting with being a territory, would be followed by every state following it in the West, making it the Gateway to the West.
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What us river is called the gateway to west?
The Ohio River.
What us river is called ''The Gateway to the West''?
the ohio river
What was the Ohio River known as?
gateway to the west
What river was called the gateway to the west at the beginning of the 1800's?
Ohio
Why did the french build fort duquesne where the allegheny and monongahela river meet to form the Ohio river?
This strategic was the gateway to the west
Why did the french build Fort Duquesne where Allegheny and Monongahela rivers meet to form the Ohio river?
This strategic was the gateway to the west
Why did the french build fort duquesne where the Allegheny's and monongahela rivers meet to form the Ohio river.?
This strategic was the gateway to the west
What river is called gateway west?
Mississppi River
What river is called the gateway to the west?
Missouri
What US city is known as the gateway to the west?
The river that is known as the Gateway to the West is the Missouri River. It flows into the Mississippi River at St. Louis, MO.
Which river is the gateway to the west?
Mississippi, in the US
What river borders West Virginia to the west?
The Ohio River
