Historical Events tagged with "stevens t. mason"
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Michigan becomes the 26th U.S. state
Michigan officially attained statehood, joining the Union as the 26th state. Governor Stevens T. Mason, who was only 24 years old at the time, played a crucial role in guiding Michigan through this transition. The admission process followed a contentious period known as the Toledo War, a boundary dispute between Michigan and Ohio. The state constitution, adopted in 1835, outlined the governance and rights for its citizens, making Michigan a promising addition to the United States. By being admitted, Michigan signified a growing expansion of the United States into the Midwest.
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