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Who was named governor of Florida when it became a territory on 1821?
Andrew Jackson
Land that belongs to the United States but is not yet a state is called:
a territory
The definition of the word treaty is:
A treaty is an agreement between groups of people
What city was chosen as the territorial capital and why?
Tallahassee was chosen because it was half way between Pensacola & St. Augustine
After Florida became a territory, most people preferred to think of it as
East Florida, West Florida and Middle Florida
Many settlers chose to move WHERE because its soil was good for growing WHAT.
Middle Florida
Cotton
Write the definition for transportation
The way in which people and goods are moved from one place to another.
What mode of transportation began to be used on Florida’s lakes and rivers during the early 1800’s?
steamboats
In 1823, who was the first governor of the territory of Florida.
Governor William P. DuVal
Where did Governor William P. DuVal met with the Seminole leaders
at Moultrie Creek
What did Governor William P. DuVal told the Native Seminole leaders at Moultrie Creek?
They were told to move to a reservation.
Where did the Seminoles move?
The Seminoles were moved to a reservation south of Ocala, Florida.
Which war began in 1835 after the United States government tried to force the Native Americans out of Florida.
The Second Seminole War
What was the name of the Native American leader who led the
Seminoles in their fight to stay in Florida?
Osceola
For how long did the Second Seminole War last?
seven years
What happened at the end of the Second Seminole War?
300 Seminoles remained in Florida and moved to a reservation deep in the
Everglades
What is a written plan describes the rules for government?
Constitution
Why did it take so long for Florida to be admitted to the Union?
They had trouble deciding whether to be a slave state or a free state.
Florida was finally allowed to become a state after it was agreed to let
Iowa join the Union as what king of state?
Free state
Besides cotton, settlers also grew WHAT, which they shipped, to northern states as well as other countries.
Trees, sugar cane and indigo
When did Florida become a state?
1845
After Florida became a state in the year 1845, its citizens elected
WHAT to make laws for the new state.
a General Assembly
One of Florida’s first railroads was built n the 1850’s by WHO?
David Levy Yulee
Describe at least one event that led to the Second Seminole War in
1835.
-Wiley Thompson shot in 1835
-Dade Massacre in 1835
Describe at least one effect that the war had on Florida’s History.
-1,000’s of soldiers killed
-Millions of dollars spent
-Relocation of Seminoles to Oklahoma territory
-Escaped Seminoles hid in the Everglades
What were the four steps taken to make the Territory of Florida into the
27th state in the United States of America?
-Population reached 47,000
-Group of 56 men meet in St. Joseph to write a constitution
-Compromise is reached regarding Florida as a slave state or free state in 1845
-Voters elect governor and state assembly