the united states became a state in 1898.
the united states became a state in 1898.
when did the united states became a state?
1898
bullet::::- in the alternate history novel "the probability broach" as part of the north american confederacy series by l. neil smith in which the united states became a libertarian state after a successful whiskey rebellion and the overthrowing and execution of george washington by firing squad for treason in 1794, thomas jefferson adopts a new calendar system in 1796. he originally proposed the calendar system to mark albert gallatin's ascension to the presidency. however, gallatin protested that the real revolution was in 1776, that the federalist period should be regarded as an aberration, and that commemorating, even by implication, the overthrowing and execution of george washington might set a hideous precedent. in addition to this, gallatin assisted historians to still count washington as the first president. in the calendar systems final form, the year 1776 became the new year zero anno liberatis (a.l.) (latin for "year of liberation"). in 1800, he develops a new weight and measuring system ("metric" inches, pounds, etc.). in 1811, he was targeted for assassination, but survived and killed his attempted assassin, although he did get stabbed in the leg with a knife and is forced to walk with a limp and a cane for the rest of his life. jefferson was also able to successfully lead an abolitionist movement that sets all slaves (including his own) free by 1820. in 1820, he was elected as the 4th president of the united states and would serve until his death on july 4, 1826 and was succeeded by james monroe.
list of fictional united states presidencies of historical figures (h–j)
in 1989, four states became "shall-issue": georgia, oregon, pennsylvania, and west virginia went from "may-issue" to "shall issue." tennessee went from "no-issue" to "may-issue."









































in 1990, two states became "shall-issue", idaho and mississippi. idaho had been may-issue, mississippi had been no issue.









































in 1991, montana became "shall-issue." went from "may issue" to "shall issue."









































in 1994, three states became "shall-issue": alaska, arizona, tennessee, and colorado. tennessee had been "may issue" since 1989; colorado was also "may issue." alaska and arizona had not previously issued permits.
history of concealed carry in the u.s.