December 14, 1819 Alabama Becomes a State
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1 December 14, 1819 Alabama Becomes a State The state of Alabama was settled and ruled by many different countries before it became a part of the United States. It was ruled by Spain, France, and England as well as different Native American tribes before all of the land was ceded to allow the events to happen that led to statehood. Since statehood was obtained in 1819, Alabama has grown and been a great asset to the country. For example, Alabama was home to one of the regiments that served at the front longer than any other in World War I, and it has contributed to the country in many ways since that time. Look at the map of Alabama below. Label the capital of Alabama. Locate the cities of Huntsville, Birmingham, Mobile, Tuskegee, Tuscaloosa, Decatur, Madison, and Enterprise and label them on the map. Also, locate Cheaha Mountain, Guntersville Lake, Pickwick Lake, Wheeler Lake, the Mobile River, Alabama River, and the Tombigbee River and label them. Now label the states that border Alabama and the natural borders of the state. When you have finished, move on to the timeline of Alabama history on the next pages and the research prompts that follow.
2 Timeline of Alabama History Fill in the timeline on this page and the next with the correct events for each year from the list that follows the timeline
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4 1. The Alabama Territory is created when Mississippi becomes a state and the Mississippi Territory is divided 2. Alabama secedes from the Union and joins the Confederate States of America 3. The Spanish capture Mobile, along with other areas, during the American Revolutionary War 4. George Washington Carver begins teaching at Tuskegee Institute 5. The capital of Alabama is moved to Tuscaloosa 6. In its first Rose Bowl appearance, the University of Alabama defeats the University of Washington 7. Trade by river is opened between Montgomery and Mobile, Alabama 8. Tuskegee Institute is established with Booker T. Washington as its first superintendent 9. Mobile is moved to its new, permanent site at the mouth of the Mobile River 10. The Wright Brothers establish a school for flying near Montgomery, at the present site of Maxwell Air Force Base 11. Alabama is readmitted to the Union 12. Alabama becomes 22nd state to join the Union 13. The first railroad opens in Alabama 14. Battle of Maubila in southwest Alabama is fought between forces of Hernando de Soto and Chief Tuskaloosa 15. Martin Luther King, Jr. becomes minister of Dexter Avenue Baptist Church in Montgomery, Alabama 16. Talladega Speedway opens 17. The United States flag is flown for the first time in an area that would eventually become part of Alabama 18. Condoleezza Rice, a native of Birmingham, Alabama, is the first woman to be appointed National Security Advisor to a President 19. The Jupiter rocket, built in Huntsville, puts an American satellite in orbit around the Earth 20. The LeMoyne brothers establish a French fort and a settlement named Fort Louis de la Mobile near Mobile Bay 21. Helen Keller is born in Alabama 22. A school is established at St. Stephens, and a newspaper is established in Mobile 23. Alabama native Jesse Owens wins four gold medals at the Olympics held in Berlin, Germany 24. The University of Alabama is formally opened 25. Montgomery becomes the new capital of Alabama 26. The Treaty of Fort Jackson is finalized ending the Creek Indian War and ceding millions of acres to the United States in what is now a large part of Alabama 27. Hank Aaron, a native of Mobile, Alabama, breaks Babe Ruth s career home run record
5 Research Prompt #1 Montgomery is the present capital of the state of Alabama. Research the history of this city; summarize the key events in the history of Montgomery and what the city is like today.
6 Research Prompt #2 There have been many famous Alabama natives who have built reputations that are known far and wide. Research Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King, Jr., Booker T. Washington, Helen Keller, Condoleezza Rice, Jesse Owens, or someone else from Alabama that you are interested in. Write about their life and what inspires you about them.
7 Research Prompt #3 Research the Tuskegee Airmen, including their training, their accomplishments in World War II, and their history after the war. Write about this history-making group.
8 Timeline of Alabama History Answer Key Battle of Maubila in southwest Alabama is fought between forces of Hernando de Soto and Chief Tuskaloosa The LeMoyne brothers establish a French fort and a settlement named Fort Louis de la Mobile near Mobile Bay Mobile is moved to its new, permanent site at the mouth of the Mobile River The Spanish capture Mobile, along with other areas, during the American Revolutionary War The United States flag is flown for the first time in an area that would eventually become part of Alabama A school is established at St. Stephens, and a newspaper is established in Mobile The Treaty of Fort Jackson is finalized ending the Creek Indian War and ceding millions of acres to the United States in what is now a large part of Alabama The Alabama Territory is created when Mississippi becomes a state and the Mississippi Territory is divided Alabama becomes 22nd state to join the Union Trade by river is opened between Montgomery and Mobile, Alabama Capital of Alabama is moved to Tuscaloosa The University of Alabama is formally opened
9 The first railroad opens in Alabama Montgomery becomes the new capital of Alabama Alabama secedes from the Union and joins the Confederate States of America Alabama is readmitted to the Union Helen Keller is born in Alabama Tuskegee Institute is established with Booker T. Washington as its first superintendent George Washington Carver begins teaching at Tuskegee Institute In its first Rose Bowl appearance, the University of Alabama defeats the University of Washington 1926 The Wright Brothers establish a school for flying near Montgomery, at the present site of Maxwell Air Force Base 1936 Alabama native Jesse Owens wins four gold medals at the Olympics held in Berlin, Germany Martin Luther King, Jr. becomes minister of Dexter Avenue Baptist Church in Montgomery, Alabama The Jupiter rocket, built in Huntsville, puts an American satellite in orbit around the Earth Talladega Speedway opens Hank Aaron, a native of Mobile, Alabama, breaks Babe Ruth s career home run record Condoleezza Rice, a native of Birmingham, Alabama, is the first woman to be appointed National Security Advisor to a President 2001
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