HISTORY MINUTE 001 Nebraska Statehood Nebraska was admitted to Statehood on March 1, 1867 by President Andrew Johnson, but only after a long wrangle with the Congress. At issue were voting rights for newly-freed slaves, - Landmarks of the Nebraska Territory - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	HISTORY MINUTE 001 Nebraska Statehood Nebraska was admitted to Statehood on March 1, 1867 by President Andrew Johnson, but only after a long wrangle with the Congress. At issue were voting rights for newly-freed slaves, Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-08-03 10:13:29 Open Document File Size: 467,44 KB Share Result on Facebook City Brownville / Omaha / Buffalo / Sioux City / Lincoln / Florence / / Currency USD / / Event Natural Disaster / Person Travel / / Facility Cook's Hotel / Rock Port / Mormon Cemetery / / Holiday Christmas / / IndustryTerm oil cloth / oil / car owner / metal numerals / / NaturalFeature Iowa River / Missouri River / Great Salt Lake / / Organization Congress / Nebraska State Board of Health / Senate / / Person James Rumsey / Peter Sarpy / Andrew Johnson / John B. Bennet / William H. James / / Position driver / Governor / President / first governor / noted fur trader / Secretary of State / Lieutenant Governor / Acting Governor / / ProvinceOrState Missouri / Kansas / Nebraska / / Region northeast Kansas / / SocialTag Nebraska Landmarks in North Omaha, Nebraska Mormon Trail Omaha, Nebraska Mormons Winter Quarters Florence, Nebraska Nebraska Territorial Legislature History of the Latter Day Saint movement Nebraska Territory

HISTORY MINUTE 001 Nebraska Statehood Nebraska was admitted to Statehood on March 1, 1867 by President Andrew Johnson, but only after a long wrangle with the Congress. At issue were voting rights for newly-freed slaves, Add to Reading List