Governor
Treaties
Government
Dates/Locations
Miscellaneous
100

Governor whose home was known as Mt. Salus, was the first governor to be elected for multiple terms and died in Clinton & has a street named after him.

Governor Leake

100

In the Treaty of Doak's Stand in 1820, Choctaws ceded land and were promised how many acres of land in Arkansas.

13 million acres

100

Most powerful branch of the Government

General Assembly (Legislature)

100

Date the Enabling Act passed for MS

March 1817

100
Farmers want to limit the power of the bank during this time

The Anit-Bank Movement

200

1st elected governor of MS

Gov. Holmes

200

Who helped Andrew Jackson negotiate the Treaty of Doak's Stand?

Thomas Hinds

200

What branch of the MS government was the General Assembly in 1817

Legislative

200

Date the first constitution of MS was signed

August 17,1817

200

Last tribe to cede land in MS

Chickasaws

300

Governor who finished Holme's second term; was a Jacksonian Democrat

Gov. Brandon

300

How many acres of land were offered to natives who stayed in MS?

640 acres for each household

300

Who could not hold the office of governor, lt. gov. or legislator in 1817

Ministers

300

MS formally becomes a state on this date

December 10, 1817

300

The Declaration of Rights in the MS Constitution of 1817 is similar to what other document

The US Bill of Rights

400

Jackson became the capital while he was governor.

Gov. Poindexter

400

Which treaty offered land to natives who stayed in MS and agreed to abide by state law?

Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek

400

Which president approved the MS Constitution of 1817?

Monroe

400

1st captial of MS

Natchez

400

Give 3 reasons for the 81% population growth in MS from 1820-1830

Railroad Construction

Land

Slave population Doubled

500
The Constitution of 1832 was drafted while he was governor.

Gov. Scott

500

The agreement resulted in the forced cession of over 6.2 million acres—the remainder of the Chickasaw ancestral homeland east of the Mississippi River—clearing the way for the tribe's eventual forced removal to Indian Territory

Treaty of Pontotoc

500

which branch of government could command militia and enforce laws in 1817

Executive

500

Location of constitutional convention in 1817

Jefferson College

500

3 changes made to the previous constitution when the constitution of 1832 was adopted

- no property, militia, taxes to vote

- all state officials elected

- 2/3 legislature to amend const.; borrow/approve $

-no lt.gov.

-GA becomes legislature

- senate approval for pardons

-supreme court renamed, 3 judges for 6 years

-rep 2 years; 21 years old

-senate 4 years; 30 years old