From Territory to State

The constitutional convention held in a Huntsville cabinetmaker’s shop paved the way for Alabama to become a state in 1819. The reconstructed shop is one of several buildings which make up Alabama Constitution Village, a living history museum where 1819 life is demonstrated by interpreters dressed in period attire.
Produced in 1996

[@davidcarlisle3384]

Interesting history 👍

[@alvinpark4030]

Interesting History Indeed! How'd you get the History for this? And how did you get the characters?/Ima girl on my dads account.

[@Judah23]

Nice and educational i appreciated this video

[@FortnersFrontierLeather]

when did people first settle in North Alabama? Were there people here in the Alabam frontier from the colonies during the time of the revolution?

[@khaylaclark888]

the ferst people of alabama wer indaens

[@drjohnson920]

There were already millions of people here

[@annezahra8566]

Maybe not. Many native American communities were decimated by diseases introduced during earlier Spanish expeditions.

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[@chiefrainbolt]

Left off all history before 1819. SAID

[@karlalewis97]

Are there slave quarters?

[@MaxShores]

I don't remember there being any there,

[@bathshebajohnson2518]

Yes, there is an enslaved quarters and apprentice quarters attached to the Boardman Complex.

[@drjohnson920]

Not long ago

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theres people were well versed in inbreeding, hate and exploiting other people

[@golddustwoman4993]

Jose how could you say this 😭

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@@golddustwoman4993 history can suck