guam was the last state to become part of the us.
guam was the last state to become part of the us.
what was the last state to become part of the us?
guam
section::::united states (including areas that become part of the us).:multiple time frames.:novels by james a. michener.









































bullet::::- "alaska" (alaska)









































bullet::::- "centennial" (colorado)









































bullet::::- "chesapeake" (chesapeake bay/delmarva peninsula)









































bullet::::- "hawaii" (hawaii)









































bullet::::- "texas" (texas)









































section::::united states (including areas that become part of the us).:multiple time frames.:novels by other authors.









































bullet::::- "new york" by edward rutherfurd (new york city)









































section::::vietnam.









































bullet::::- "the sorrow of war" by bao ninh (vietnam war)









































bullet::::- "the lotus eaters" by tatjana soli (vietnam war)









































section::::see also.









































bullet::::- historical fiction









































bullet::::- historical novel









































bullet::::- novel









































bullet::::- fiction set in ancient rome









































bullet::::- fiction set in ancient greece
list of historical novels
in december 1847, a second constitutional convention was called. this convention resulted in a new, more moderate state constitution that wisconsinites approved in a march 1848 referendum, enabling wisconsin to become the 30th state on may 29, 1848. wisconsin was the last state entirely east of the mississippi river (and by extension the last state formed entirely from territory assigned to the u.s. in the 1783 treaty of paris) to be admitted to the union.
history of wisconsin