Everything about The Missouri Territory totally explained
The
Missouri Territory was a historic,
organized territory in the
United States. It was originally known as the
Louisiana Territory and was renamed on
June 4,
1812 to avoid confusion with the state of
Louisiana which joined the Union in 1812. The
Arkansas Territory was separated from the Missouri Territory in
1819. The state of
Missouri was separated out from the territory in
August 10,
1821.
The remaining portion, consisting of the present states of
Iowa,
the Dakotas, and part of
Minnesota effectively became
unorganized territory after Missouri became a state. In 1834, the portion east of the
Missouri River was attached to the
Michigan Territory.
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