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4th Grade Northwest Ordinance and Map

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Northwest Ordinance - Page 01

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Northwest Ordinance - Page 02

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Looking at this Map which shows land northwest of the Ohio River, what details can we see from this map? Name three elements from this map such as geographical features, names, text features down below.

Map of Territory Northwest of the Ohio River - Page 01

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How Ohio Becomes a State(Required)

This document is what was presented to the US Congress in order for Ohio to become a state. Based on the Northwest Ordinance, what requirements did Ohio need to have in order to become a state?

The Act of April 30, 1802 ("Ohio Enabling Act"), 2 STAT 173, "enabling the people of the Eastern Division of the territory northwest of the river Ohio to form a Constitution and State government and f - Page 01

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The Act of April 30, 1802 ("Ohio Enabling Act"), 2 STAT 173, "enabling the people of the Eastern Division of the territory northwest of the river Ohio to form a Constitution and State government and f - Page 02

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The Northwest Ordinance helps us to connect the process for how states entered the union after the Revolutionary War. it is important to learn about HOW our state became a state and the process people needed to complete in order for it to happen. Primary Sources help us understand the information with first hand accounts.

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Northwest Ordinance - Page 01

Northwest Ordinance - Page 02

Map of Territory Northwest of the Ohio River - Page 01

The Act of April 30, 1802 ("Ohio Enabling Act"), 2 STAT 173, "enabling the people of the Eastern Division of the territory northwest of the river Ohio to form a Constitution and State government and f - Page 01

The Act of April 30, 1802 ("Ohio Enabling Act"), 2 STAT 173, "enabling the people of the Eastern Division of the territory northwest of the river Ohio to form a Constitution and State government and f - Page 02

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