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	History of Alabama - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This is the history of the State of Alabama, in the United States of America.
		The English, too, claimed the region north of the Gulf of Mexico, and the territory of modern Alabama was included in the province of Carolina, granted by Charles II of England to certain of his favorites by the charters of 1663 and 1665.
		The One-Gallused Rebellion; Agrarianism in Alabama, 1865-1896 1970.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/History_of_Alabama (3706 words)

	InDixie ~ Some History of the State of Alabama
		Alabama is situated between 30° 17' and 35° N. Lat., and 7° 58' and 11° 26' W. long.
		The constitution of the state of Alabama was adopted by a convention which met at Huntsville in July, 1819, in pursuance of an act of congress passed in the month of March preceding.
		When Alabama was admitted into the union, in 1819, the government of the United States granted to the state, on certain conditions, one section or thirty-sixth part of every township, for the support of schools, and two townships for the establishment of an university.
	www.indixie.com /genealogy/history/Alabama/history_of_alabama.htm (5772 words)

	Wikipedia:How to fix cut and paste moves - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Our goal is to graft the (old) edit history from Alabama/History (article with old title) onto the new history in History of Alabama (article with new title) where those partial histories can complement each other.
		The merged history may have all the versions of the two formerly separate articles, but without the most recent being shown at the top of the history list, and without the most recently edited version being delivered by the server, until a further edit is made to the article.
		However, the most recent version in the history of Japan Self-Defense Forces is now the most recent version of the old history from Military of Japan (it's a copy of that version, created by the page-move function).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wikipedia:How_to_fix_cut_and_paste_moves (1662 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Alabama
		On 1 March, 1817, Alabama Territory was formed, and after the adoption of a constitution under an Enabling Act of 2 March, 1819, the State was, 14 December, formally admitted into the Federal Union.
		To the struggles of the heroic Texans Alabama contributed a number of brave sons; and to the Mexican War she gave 3,026 volunteers.
		The estimated population of Alabama on 31 December, 1905, was 2,017,877, and the estimated population of the following cities, same date, is as follows: Anniston, 10,919; Birmingham, 45,869; Huntsville, 8,110; Mobile, 42,903; Montgomery, 40,808; and Selma, 12,047.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/01240a.htm (4122 words)

	Confederate Military History of Alabama: Alabama During the Civil War, 1861-1865... specs at MSN Shopping
		Alabama became the fourth state to secede from the Union on January 11, 1861, and Montgomery became the first capital of the Confederate States when members of the first seven states to secede gathered there to form a new government.
		In the defense of the Confederacy, Alabama raised sixty-five infantry regiments and battalions, five cavalry regiments, and sixteen artillery batteries.
		In this volume, General Wheeler recounts the history of Alabama during the Civil War-from the day of the 1861 election to the final surrender.
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	State of Alabama History
		Alabama shares the rich cultural history of the Southeastern region.
		Alabama became a state 14 December 1819 and, in 1835, the last native lands were ceded.
		A History of Alabama [A history of Alabama : for use in schools : based as to its earlier parts on the work of Albert J. Pickett.
	www.myalabamagenealogy.com /al_state/history.htm (840 words)

	History
		In 1879, when the Alabama Great Southern Railroad was built through Attalla, and a hotel was built on the railroad property there to serve as a depot and as an eating place, he went to Attalla and became the first one to operate it.
		Alabama City was his “child” and he never deviated from his campaign for it to absorb both Attalla and Gadsden.
		This history was edited and somewhat updated for the Internet Portal of the City of Attalla, Alabama, on 02/16/2002 and most content herein was taken from an undated article, “History of Attalla”, by George P. Walker III, likely written between 1955-1958.
	www.cityofattalla.com /html/history.shtml (3937 words)

	History of Alabama, NY
		Alabama was formed from Shelby, Orleans county, April 17, 1826, and was originally called Gerrysville, after Elbridge Gerry, vice-president of the United States.
		The villages and hamlets in Alabama are Alabama Centre, Wheatyule, Smithville and Basom.
		Alabama Centre is situated a short distance north of the centre of the town, on the road from Batavia to Lewiston.
	history.rays-place.com /ny/alabama-ny.htm (1682 words)

	Childersburg, AL - HISTORY OF ALABAMA POWER (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		This was the first long distance line built in Alabama and one of the first in the United States.
		Alabama Power becomes a holding company when it takes over the property and business of Alabama Power Development Company, which owned a dam at Jackson Shoals and an uncompleted steam plant in Gadsden.
		No bugs: Alabama Power and Southern Company make a successful transition to the Year 2000 with no problems in the systems that are critical to keeping the lights on for their customers.
	childersburg.qscend.com /content/111/226/307.aspx (697 words)

	Alabama
		Alabama Heritage, published by the University of Alabama and the Alabama Department of Archives and History.
		History of Alabama and Incidentally of Georgia and Mississippi, from the Earliest Period (1851), by Albert James Pickett.
		Alabama, The History of a Deep South State, by William Warren Rogers, Robert David Ward, Leah Rawls Atkins, and Wayne Flynt, Tuscaloosa: University of Alabama Press, 1994.
	www.cagenweb.com /quarries/states/alabama.html (3573 words)

	The University of Alabama, Brief History
		In 1818, the federal government authorized Alabama Territory to set aside a township for the establishment of a "seminary of learning." Alabama was admitted to the Union on March 2, 1819, and a second township added to the grant.
		It was one of the first five in the nation to do so and one of the few to have maintained accreditation continuously since national accreditation began in 1936.
		In March, the Alabama Legislature decreed that, after thirty years of student protest, the military system of organization at the University be abandoned.
	www.ua.edu /history.html (1687 words)

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		Extensive white settlement of Alabama followed the War of 1812 and the defeat of the Creek Nation.
		The Alabama Polytechnic Institute (later Auburn University) administered the state's extension service, with a separate fl branch based at Tuskegee Institute that reported to the white state director in Auburn.
		By 1920 Alabama had approximately the same number of fl and white tenant farmers, with the number of fls dropping and the number of whites increasing.
	www.lib.auburn.edu /archive/aghy/alag.htm (1017 words)

	USGS Earthquake Hazards Program » Earthquake History of Alabama
		For shocks outside the State borders that caused damaged to cities in Alabama, the history can be traced to 1811 - 1812, when three great (estimated magnitude 8 or greater on the Richter scale) earthquakes centered in Missouri may have reached intensity VII in the northern and/or central sections.
		Historical records indicate the first earthquake of consequence in Alabama shook residents of Sumter and Marengo Counties, located in the western part of the State, on February 4, 1886.
		Additional earthquakes (intensity V category) listed for this State that were minor and caused no damage centered near Rosemary, western Alabama, in June 1917; in the Scottsboro area northeast of Huntsville in June 1927; at Cullman, northern Alabama, in May 1931; and in the Anniston area in May 1939.
	earthquake.usgs.gov /regional/states/alabama/history.php (627 words)

	History of Alabama's Poultry Industry Reviewed (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Alabama's poultry industry provided little economic impact until the 1950s, but Auburn University was already doing research that would provide the support needed for the industry to develop.
		A modern research facility had been built by the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station in 1924, and this facility served the poultry research program well for more than 50 years.
		Then in 1977 it was replaced with a state of the art facility that allows Auburn researchers to continue to serve the poultry industry.
	www.ag.auburn.edu /aaes/webpress/1989/poultry.htm (396 words)

	ADAH: Alabama Moments (A Cultural Approach to the Study of the History of Alabama)
		In the 19th century in Alabama agriculture was the main economic activity for the state’s people.
		Women were not allowed to vote in 19th-century Alabama nor could they serve on juries until the middle of the 20th century.
		On the frontier of Alabama, camp meetings and revivals were important religious as well as social events.
	www.alabamamoments.state.al.us /Cultural.html (776 words)

	History of alabama (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
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	JSU News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Alabama is my home,” says Jackson, professor and chair of History and Foreign Languages at JSU.
		Inside Alabama is written for both general readership and for students.
		Jackson is a natural for telling a personal story of Alabama’s history.
	www.jsu.edu /news/jan_june2004/01222004c.html (321 words)

	Collections of the Museum of Natural History
		On a cold November day in 1954 in Sylacauga, Alabama, a flaming meteorite fell out of the sky, crashed through the roof of the house, and struck Mrs.
		Specimens are mainly from the Oligocene, Eocene, and Cretaceous formations of Alabama.
		The Mammals Collection is a result of research efforts in Alabama that span almost 110 years.
	amnh.ua.edu /collections.html (666 words)

	Old Alabama Town: Where History Lives Montgomery, Alabama
		Old Alabama Town is a collection of authentically restored 19th and 20th century structures.
		Today Old Alabama Town continues to grow and is a place where people of all ages have fun learning about history, architecture and lifestyles.
		ARMS (Alabama Roots Music Society) and Old Alabama Town are happy to announce the first event in the 2006 ARMSchair series.
	www.oldalabamatown.com (774 words)

	Alabama Counties
		Alabama is 330 mles long and 190 miles wide at its most distant points.
		The oldest county, Washington, was created on June 4, 1800, when what is now Alabama was then part of the Mississippi Territory.
		This list contains all counties that have existed in Alabama since the state was created in 1819.
	www.archives.state.al.us /counties.html (102 words)

	Alabama
		The legacy of these two men, and the History of this great institution of higher education has been preserved to tell the story of men and women, former slaves, who struggled to make their place in our American society.
		Forty-eight years later, it is forged forever in history books as the place where America's space program began; where the rockets were developed that put the first U.S. satellite in orbit, sent men to the Moon and power today's Space Shuttle and where the living modules were built for the International Space Station.
		Located 25 miles west of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and 35 miles east of Columbus, Mississipp at the junction of U.S. Highway 82 and Alabama Highway 159, Gordo is one of four major municipalities in Pickens County with a population of approximately 2,000.
	www.jsu.edu /depart/library/graphic/alabama.htm (9502 words)

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		Studies in British History and Politics Heatley, D P
		Abeka 7th grade History of the World #41130008 current
		History of HOOK in Kingston MARION BONE Surrey 1989
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	Alabama WebQuest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		An educational webquest for 4th grade Alabama History.
		It is a tool for students of Alabama History to learn more about the state.
		Alabama History students will enjoy finding information on the Internet about the state of Alabama and reading about the many wonderful resources in Alabama.
	www.tiger.org /ces/alabama.htm (138 words)

	Alabama Heritage Quarterly History Magazine
		Alabama Heritage wishes to thank Blue Cross and Blue Shield for giving the magazine to every school in the state.
		THE FINE PRINT: Though the authors of this Web site have made every reasonable effort to be factually accurate, no responsibility is assumed for editorial or clerical errors or error occasioned by honest mistake.
		All information contained on this Web site is subject to change by the appropriate officials of The University of Alabama without prior notice.
	www.alabamaheritage.com (179 words)

	Pickett's History of Alabama: Contents & Preface
		I have sought materials for a correct history of my country, wherever they were to be procured, whether in Europe or America, and without regard to cost or trouble.
		In relation to the invasion of Alabama by De Soto, which is related in the first chapter of this work, I have derived much information in regard to the route of that earliest discoverer from statements of General McGillivray, a Creek of mixed blood, who ruled this country with eminent ability from 1776 to 1793.
		I have perused the manuscript history of the Creeks by Stiggins, a half-breed, who also received some particulars of the route of De Soto during his boyhood from the lips of the oldest Indians.
	homepages.rootsweb.com /~cmamcrk4/pktfm.html (1978 words)

	Alabama History
		The following articles should give the reader an understanding of early Alabama History.
		When a genealogist encounters a "brick-wall" in their research, an understanding of the history of the state, county, or town at the time their ancestor was living may bring an understanding as to where the researcher should next set engage their research skills.
		Jefferson County and Birmingham, Alabama: History and Biography, 1887
	www.alabamagenealogy.org /alabama_history.htm (65 words)

	Alabama Football Comes Alive in Crimson Nation by Eli Gold: “The Voice of the Crimson Tide” Chronicles the ...
		He covers everything from the history of Alabama football to his own personal history and observations of the program.
		Gold describes the great plays, games, and seasons in Alabama history that has made the program one of the most celebrated in college football history.
		In the book, Gold covers everything from the history of Alabama football to his own personal history and observations of the program.
	www.emediawire.com /releases/2005/10/prweb296141.htm (574 words)

	Wilcox' Brigade
		The 8th Alabama Infantry Regiment was the first Alabama command that enlisted "for the war." It was organized by the War Department at Richmond on 10 June 1861, with men recruited from Butler, Coosa, Dallas, Mobile, and Perry counties.
		The 9th Alabama Infantry Regiment was organized at Richmond, Virginia, the latter part of May 1861, and contained men from Butler, Calhoun, Greene, Jackson, Lauderdale, Limestone, Marshall, Mobile, Morgan, and Sumter counties.
		Placed in Cadmus Wilcox' Brigade, Anderson's Division (with the 8th, 9th, 10th, and 11th Alabama regiments) it was on the line of the Rappahannock during the winter of 1862-63 and was in line of battle on the heights when Burnside was repulsed at Fredericksburg.
	www.tarleton.edu /~kjones/wilcox.html (3888 words)

	Alabama Review's home page
		We publish reviews of recent books on Alabama history from any chronological period, as well as works on southern history, broadly defined, that hold significance for the study of Alabama.
		Papers Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Alabama Historical Association, 1948 to the present
		Bibliography on the History of Alabama Agriculture and Rural Life, 1820-1945
	www.auburn.edu /~bamarev (216 words)

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