إقليم نبراسكا

Territory of Nebraska
أرض منظمة مدمجة الولايات المتحدة
1854–1867
العاصمة	أوماها
التاريخ
• النوع	أرض منظمة مدمجة
التاريخ
• قانون كانزس-نبراسكا	30 مايو 1854
• إقليم كولورادو تتشكل	28 فبراير
• إقليم داكوتا تتشكل	2 مارس
• إقليم أيداهو تتشكل	3 مارس
• انقلابها ولاية	1 مارس 1867
سبقها تلاها أرض غير منظمة إقليم واشنطن إقليم كولورادو إقليم داكوتا إقليم أيداهو نبراسكا

أرض نبراسكا Territory of Nebraska كانت احدى الأراضي المنظمة المدمجة بالولايات المتحدة التي تواجدت من 30 مايو 1854، حتى 1 مارس 1867، حين أصبح الامتداد النهائي لتلك الأرض جزءاً من الاتحاد كولاية نبراسكا. وكانت أرض نبراسكا قد خـُلِقت حسب قانون كانزس-نبراسكا في 1854. عاصمة تلك الأرض كانت اوماها. وقد ضمت تلك الأرض مساحات مما هو الآن نبراسكا، وايومنگ, ساوث داكوتا، نورث داكوتا، كولورادو، ومونتانا.

 التاريخ

التعداد التاريخي

السنة	تعداد	±%
1860	28٬841	—
Source: 1860;

An enabling act was passed by the Congress of the United States in 1864. Delegates for a constitutional convention were elected; this convention did not produce a constitution. Two years later, in 1866, a constitution was drafted and voted upon. It was approved by 100 votes. However, a clause in this constitution that limited suffrage to "free white males" delayed Nebraska's entry into the Union for almost a year. The 1866 enabling act for the state was subject to a pocket veto by Democratic Party / War Democrat and new 17th President Andrew Johnson 1808-1875, served 1865-1869), When the Congress reconvened in 1867, it passed another bill to create the new 37th state of Nebraska, on the condition that Nebraska's new proposed first state constitution be amended to remove the suffrage clause. This bill was also vetoed by President Johnson. The then dominant Republican Party-controlled by Radical Republicans in the Congress, then overrode his veto, with the required two-thirds super majority..

للمزيد من المعلومات: History of slavery in Nebraska

 الاستيطان المبكر

William Walker (1800–1874), a leader of the Wyandot people and a prominent citizen of early-day Kansas. Elected provisional Governor of the Nebraska Territory July 23, 1853.

$1 City of Omaha 1857 uniface banknote. The note is signed by Jesse Lowe in his function as Mayor of Omaha City. It was issued as scrip in 1857 to help fund the erection of the territorial capitol building at Omaha.

Several trading posts, forts and towns were established in the previous area of the original Louisiana Purchase of 1803, abd the organization of the subsequent Louisiana Territory (1804-1812) and the following Missouri Territory of 1812-1821 (until admission of Missouri as the xx state that year of 1821, in the southeastern corner of the former larger territory. Later decades saw the new Western lands as temporarily unorganized federal territory between the Mississippi River in the east across the Great Plains to the far western Rocky Mountains. That status endured for 33 years from 1821 to the establishment of new official federal territories for Kansas Territory and the one further north in the Nebraska lands, both in 1854.

From the early 19th century through 1867, including Fontenelle's Post founded in the present-day site of Bellevue in 1806. It was first mentioned in fur trading records in 1823. Fort Lisa, founded by Manuel Lisa (1772-1820), (near present-day Dodge Park in North Omaha), was founded in 1812, although Lisa had earlier founded posts further up the upper Missouri River in future Dakota Territory (North Dakota) and Montana Territory (Montana). Fort Atkinson, was founded on the Council Bluff in 1819; in 1822 Cabanne's Trading Post was founded nearby on the Missouri River. Mormon (The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) settlers founded Cutler's Park in 1846, and the town of Bellevue was incorporated in 1853. Nearby Omaha City was founded in 1854, with Nebraska City and Kearney incorporated in 1855. The influential towns of Brownville and Fontanelle were founded that year as well. The early village of Lancaster, (later called and renamed Lincoln), was founded in 1856, along with the towns of Saratoga, South Nebraska City and Florence.

 الصحافة المبكرة

The first newspaper published in the terrain that would become Nebraska Territory and following 37th State of Nebraska, was a weekly military journal stationed at the United States Army post of Fort Atkinson that was published for five years, from 1822 to 1827, before the fort was closed. Thirty years later the Nebraska Territory was being settled and print media appeared serving the dual purposes of sharing the news and promoting the area for further settlement. In 1854, one of the first was the Nebraska Palladium (and Platte Valley Advocate). was the first newspaper to be printed / published in the territory; however, it would last less than a year. These territorial newspapers were efficient but rough and many of the papers folded under quickly changed owners, financial stability or consolidated with other publications. By 1860, the growing Nebraska Territory had twelve weekly publications, one biweekly and one monthly, with a combined circulation of 9,750. After statehood in 1867 the newspaper business expanded greatly.

The front page of the December 6, 1854 issue of the Nebraska Palladium (and Platte Valley Advocate), the first newspaper to be published in the Nebraska Territory

The front page of the May 4, 1857 issue of the Nebraska Advertiser founded by Robert Wilkinson Furnas, in Brownville, Nebraska Territory

Pioneer print media in the Nebraska Territory
الاسم	فترة الطباعة	المكان	ملاحظات
Nebraska Palladium and Platte Valley Advocate	1854–55	Bellevue	Edited by Thomas Morton
Arrow		Omaha
Nebraska News		Nebraska City
Nebraskian	1854–64	Omaha
Nebraska Advertiser	1856	Brownville	Edited by Robert W. Furnas
Huntsman's Echo	1858	Near Shelton	Edited by Joseph E. Johnson, this paper was influential with Oregon Trail pioneers.
Nebraska Republican	1858	Omaha	The first paper in the Territory to have mechanical presses, this was later succeeded by the Omaha Republican, and in 1871 absorbed the Omaha Tribune.
Nebraska Farmer	1859	Brownville	Robert W. Furnas also published the first agricultural newspaper in the Territory.
Peru Orchardist		Peru
Daily Telegraph	1860	Omaha
Nebraska Deutsche Zeitung	1861	Nebraska City	Published by Frank Renner, this German language paper was circulated nationally and in Germany. It is credited with bringing many German settlers to the Territory.
Daily Herald	1865	Omaha	Edited by George L. Miller, this paper was influential in bringing the Union Pacific to Omaha.

 المواقع العسكرية المبكرة

With a variety of early fur trading posts, Fort Atkinson, founded in 1819, was the location of the first military post in what became the Nebraska Territory, as well as its first school. Other posts in the Nebraska Territory included Fort Kearny near present-day Kearney; Fort McPherson near present-day Maxwell; Fort Mitchell near present-day Scottsbluff; Fort Randall, in what is now South Dakota; and Fort Caspar, Fort Halleck, Fort Laramie, and Fort Sanders, in what is now Wyoming.

للمزيد من المعلومات: Category:Forts in Nebraska

 الحدود

Site No. JF00-072: The Nebraska–Kansas state line at the intersection of Nebraska counties Thayer and Jefferson and Kansas counties Washington and Republic

Map of the territory of Nebraska and seal of the Nebraska Territory

The Nebraska Territory's original boundaries (as specified by its Organic Act) included much of the original Louisiana Purchase; the territory's boundaries were:

• Southern: 40° N (the current Kansas–Nebraska border);
• Western: the Continental Divide between the Pacific and the Atlantic/Arctic Oceans;
• Northern: 49° N (the U.S.–British North America border);
• Eastern: the White Earth and Missouri rivers.

 Subsequent territory creation

Upon creation, the territory encompassed most of the northern Great Plains, much of the upper Missouri River basin and the eastern portions of the northern Rocky Mountains. The Nebraska Territory gradually reduced in size as new territories were created in the 1860s.

The Colorado Territory was formed February 28, 1861 from portions of the territory south of 41° N and west of 102°03′ W (25° W of Washington, D.C.) (an area that includes present-day Fort Collins, Greeley and the portions of Boulder north of Baseline Road, in addition to portions of Kansas Territory, New Mexico Territory, and Utah Territory).

March 2, 1861, saw the creation of the Dakota Territory. It was made of all of the portions of Nebraska Territory north of 43° N (the present-day Nebraska–South Dakota border), along with the portion of present-day Nebraska between 43° N and the Keya Paha and Niobrara rivers (this land would be returned to Nebraska in 1882). The act creating the Dakota Territory also included provisions granting Nebraska small portions of Utah Territory and Washington Territory—present-day southwestern Wyoming bounded by 41° N, 110°03′ W (33° W of Washington, D.C.), 43° N, and the Continental Divide. These portions had not been part of the Louisiana Purchase; rather, they had been part of Oregon Country and became part of the United States in 1846.

On March 3, 1863, the Idaho Territory was formed of all the territory west of 104°03′ W (27° W of Washington, D.C.).

 طالع أيضاً

	بوابة Nebraska
	بوابة كولورادو
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• الحرب الأهلية الأمريكية, 1861–65
  • Nebraska in the American Civil War
• مدق كاليفورنيا
• Compromise of 1850
• First Transcontinental Railroad
• Governors of Nebraska Territory
• Historic regions of the United States
• History of Nebraska
• Landmarks of the Nebraska Territory
• الحرب الأمريكية المكسيكية، 1846–48
  • معاهدة گوادالوپه-هيدالگو، 1848
• Mormon Trail
• مدق اوريگون
• Territorial evolution of the United States
  • Territories of Spain that encompassed land that would later become part of the Territory of Nebraska:
    • Nueva Vizcaya, 1562–1821
    • Santa Fé de Nuevo Méjico, 1598–1821
    • Luisiana, 1764–1803
  • Territory of France that encompassed land that would later become part of the Territory of Nebraska:
    • Louisiane, 1682–1764 and 1803
  • Territory of the المملكة المتحدة that encompassed land that would later become part of the Territory of Nebraska:
    • Rupert's Land, 1670–1870
  • Territorial claim of the Republic of Texas, 1836–45
  • U.S. territories that encompassed land that would later become part of the Territory of Nebraska:
    • شراء لويزيانا، 1803–04
    • District of Louisiana, 1804–05
    • أرض لويزيانا, 1805–12
    • أرض ميزوري، 1812–21
    • Former territorial claim of the جمهورية تكساس، 1845–1850
    • Mexican Cession, 1848
    • أرض اوريگون, 1848–59
    • State of Deseret, 1849–50 (extralegal)
    • أرض يوتا, 1850–1896
    • Territory of Washington, 1853–89
  • U.S. territories that encompassed land that was previously part of the Territory of Nebraska:
    • Territory of Jefferson, 1859–61 (extralegal)
    • Territory of Colorado, 1861–76
    • Territory of Dakota, 1861–89
    • Territory of Idaho, 1863–90
    • Territory of Montana, 1864–89
    • Territory of Wyoming, 1868–90
  • U.S. states that encompass land that was once part of the Territory of Nebraska:
    • State of Nebraska, 1867
    • State of Colorado, 1876
    • State of North Dakota, 1889
    • State of South Dakota, 1889
    • State of Montana, 1889
    • State of Wyoming, 1890
• Timeline of Racial Tension in Omaha, Nebraska

 وصلات خارجية

• "Nebraska as a Territory," History of the State of Nebraska, Chicago: A. T. Andreas, 1882
• History of Nebraska
• History of Nebraska State Government Organization (PDF)