Berard's History of the United States
Berard's History of the United States
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Seal of Vermont. Seal of Maine.
298. Maine. — Maine was admitted as a separate State in 1820. (See p. 68.) States Formed from the North-west Territory.
299. When this Territory was organized provision was made for a subdivision into other Territories, each of which might apply for admission into the Union as a State when it should have a population of 60,000. The States of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, and Wisconsin were formed out of the North-west Territory.
Digitized by Goo...gle Development of New States, 297 500. Ohio. — Early Settlers. — The pioneers of Ohio were people from New England. In 1788 these settlers, led by General Rufus Putnam, embarked on their little vessel, the Mayflower^ at Pittsburgh, and sailed to the mouth of the Mus- kingum, where they made the set- tlement of Marietta. Other New England families followed in their track, and the population of Ohio increased rapidly. Cincinnati was settled in 1789.
501. Troubles with the Indmns.— Skal of ouio.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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Seal of Vermont. Seal of Maine.
298. Maine. — Maine was admitted as a separate State in 1820. (See p. 68.) States Formed from the North-west Territory.
299. When this Territory was organized provision was made for a subdivision into other Territories, each of which might apply for admission into the Union as a State when it should have a population of 60,000. The States of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, and Wisconsin were formed out of the North-west Territory.
Digitized by Goo...gle Development of New States, 297 500. Ohio. — Early Settlers. — The pioneers of Ohio were people from New England. In 1788 these settlers, led by General Rufus Putnam, embarked on their little vessel, the Mayflower^ at Pittsburgh, and sailed to the mouth of the Mus- kingum, where they made the set- tlement of Marietta. Other New England families followed in their track, and the population of Ohio increased rapidly. Cincinnati was settled in 1789.
501. Troubles with the Indmns.— Skal of ouio.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A B Augusta Blanche Berard to read onlineMoreLess
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