History

1. List 2 significant aspects of Sequoyah's influence on the Oklahoma Constitution.

- The Constitution for the State of Sequoyah was drafted, approved, and submitted to Congress.
- Congress passed the Enabling Act of 1906.

2. Explain why American Indian tribes believed statehood was inevitable and wished to preserve some sovereignty.

Cause: The Sequoyah Convention
Event: Drafting and approval of the State of Sequoyah's Constitution
Effect: Influenced the final Oklahoma Constitution

The Sequoyah Convention in 1905 proposed the creation of a Native American-governed state in eastern Oklahoma, but it was never approved by Congress, resulting in Oklahoma becoming a state instead.

Explanation:

Sequoyah was a proposed Native American-governed state in eastern Oklahoma in 1905, where American Indian leaders held the Sequoyah Statehood Convention. They intended to create a self-governing U.S. state that included lands central and eastern Oklahoma. Despite efforts to draft a Constitution with a Bill of Rights, the proposal was not approved by Congress, leading to Oklahoma becoming the 46th state in 1907.

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