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Illinois in the War Of 1812
Author: Gillum Ferguson
Year: 2012
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Language: English



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Illinois in the War of 1812: A New Land of Bright Promise On the eve of the War of 1812, the Illinois Territory was a new land of bright promise. Split off from Indiana Territory in 1809, the new territory stretched from the junction of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers north to the U. S. border with Canada, embracing the current states of Illinois, Wisconsin, and parts of Michigan. The region was largely inhabited by Native Americans, including the Sauk, Potawatomi, and Kickapoo, but pioneer farmers had begun to gather in the wooded fringes around prime agricultural land, eyeing the vast tall grass prairies with longing and trepidation. By 1812, the territory was confident enough to seek and receive admission as a state in the Union.
Иллинойс в войне 1812 года: новая страна светлых обещаний Накануне войны 1812 года территория Иллинойс была новой страной светлых обещаний. Отделившись от территории Индиана в 1809 году, новая территория простиралась от стыка рек Огайо и Миссисипи на север до границы США с Канадой, охватывая нынешние штаты Иллинойс, Висконсин и некоторые части Мичигана. Регион был в основном населен коренными американцами, включая сауков, потаватоми и кикапу, но фермеры-первопроходцы начали собираться в лесистых окраинах вокруг основных сельскохозяйственных угодий, с тоской и трепетом присматриваясь к обширным прериям с высокой травой. К 1812 году территория была достаточно уверенной, чтобы искать и получать допуск как государство в Союзе.
Illinois dans la guerre de 1812 : un nouveau pays de promesses lumineuses À la veille de la guerre de 1812, le territoire de l'Illinois était un nouveau pays de promesses lumineuses. Séparé du territoire de l'Indiana en 1809, le nouveau territoire s'étend de la jonction des rivières Ohio et Mississippi vers le nord jusqu'à la frontière américaine avec le Canada, couvrant les États actuels de l'Illinois, du Wisconsin et certaines parties du Michigan. La région était principalement peuplée d'Américains indigènes, y compris les Sauks, les Potawatomi et les Kickapu, mais les agriculteurs pionniers ont commencé à se rassembler dans les zones boisées autour des principales terres agricoles, en regardant avec impatience et trépidation les vastes prairies à haute herbe. En 1812, le territoire était suffisamment sûr pour rechercher et obtenir l'admission en tant qu'État de l'Union.
Illinois en la guerra de 1812: un nuevo país de promesas brillantes En vísperas de la guerra de 1812, el territorio de Illinois era un nuevo país de promesas brillantes. Separado del territorio de Indiana en 1809, el nuevo territorio se extendía desde la unión de los ríos Ohio y Misisipi al norte hasta la frontera de Estados Unidos con Canadá, abarcando los actuales estados de Illinois, Wisconsin y algunas partes de Michigan. La región estaba habitada principalmente por nativos americanos, incluyendo saucas, potawatomi y kikapa, pero los agricultores pioneros comenzaron a reunirse en los márgenes boscosos alrededor de las principales tierras de cultivo, con anhelo y asombro mirando de cerca las extensas praderas de alta hierba. Para 1812, el territorio tenía la confianza suficiente para buscar y obtener la admisión como estado en la Unión.
Illinois na guerra de 1812, um novo país de promessas brilhantes da guerra de 1812, o território de Illinois era um novo país de promessas brilhantes. Separando-se do território de Indiana em 1809, a nova área estendeu-se desde a interligação dos rios Ohio e Mississippi até a fronteira dos Estados Unidos com o Canadá, abrangendo os atuais estados de Illinois, Wisconsin e algumas partes de Michigan. A região era habitada principalmente por nativos americanos, incluindo saucas, potavatomis e kikapu, mas os agricultores pioneiros começaram a se reunir nas periferias florestais ao redor das principais terras agrícolas, olhando para vastas praias de erva alta. Em 1812, o território estava confiante o suficiente para procurar e obter a permissão como Estado da União.
Illinois nella guerra del 1812: un nuovo paese di promesse luminose Prima della guerra del 1812, il territorio dell'Illinois era un nuovo paese di promesse luminose. Dopo essersi separato dal territorio dell'Indiana nel 1809, il nuovo territorio si estendeva dalla giunzione dei fiumi Ohio e Mississippi a nord fino al confine degli Stati Uniti con il Canada, coprendo gli Stati dell'Illinois, del Wisconsin e alcune parti del Michigan. La regione era abitata per lo più da nativi americani, inclusi Sauca, Potawatomi e Kikapa, ma gli agricoltori pionieri cominciarono a radunarsi nelle periferie boschive intorno ai principali terreni agricoli, con affaticamento e trepidazione alle grandi praterie di erba alta. Nel 1812 il territorio era abbastanza sicuro da cercare e ottenere l'autorizzazione come stato nell'Unione.
Illinois im Krieg von 1812: Das neue Land der Lichtversprechen Am Vorabend des Krieges von 1812 war Illinois das neue Land der Lichtversprechen. Das neue Territorium, das 1809 von Indiana getrennt wurde, erstreckte sich von der Kreuzung der Flüsse Ohio und Mississippi nach Norden bis zur US-Grenze zu Kanada und erstreckte sich über die heutigen Bundesstaaten Illinois, Wisconsin und Teile von Michigan. Die Region wurde hauptsächlich von amerikanischen Ureinwohnern bewohnt, darunter Sauken, Potawatomi und Kikapa, aber die Pionierbauern begannen, sich in den bewaldeten Randgebieten rund um die wichtigsten landwirtschaftlichen Flächen zu versammeln, wobei sie die weitläufigen Prärie mit hohem Gras mit Sehnsucht und Ehrfurcht betrachteten. Bis 1812 war das Gebiet zuversichtlich genug, um die Zulassung als Staat in der Union zu suchen und zu erhalten.
Illinois w wojnie 1812: Nowa kraina jasnych obietnic W przededniu wojny 1812, Terytorium Illinois było nową ziemią jasnych obietnic. Oddzielając się od terytorium Indiana w 1809, nowe terytorium rozciągnęło się od skrzyżowania rzek Ohio i Missisipi na północ do granicy USA z Kanadą, obejmując obecne stany Illinois, Wisconsin i części Michigan. Region ten zamieszkiwali głównie rdzenni Amerykanie, między innymi Sauk, Potawatomi i Kickapoo, ale pionierzy zaczęli gromadzić się w zalesionych obrzeżach wokół głównej ziemi uprawnej, patrząc na rozległą wysoką prerię trawy z tęsknotą i trepidacją. Do 1812 roku terytorium było wystarczająco pewne siebie, aby ubiegać się i otrzymywać przyjęcie jako państwo w Unii.
אילינוי במלחמת 1812: ארץ חדשה של הבטחות בהירות ערב מלחמת 1812, טריטוריית אילינוי הייתה ארץ חדשה של הבטחות בהירות. טריטוריית אינדיאנה נפרדה בשנת 1809 מהצומת בין נהרות אוהיו ומיסיסיפי צפונה לגבול ארצות הברית עם קנדה, והיא כוללת את המדינות אילינוי, ויסקונסין וחלקים ממישיגן. האזור היה מיושב ברובו על ידי אינדיאנים, כולל סאוק, פוטוואטומי וקיקפו, אך איכרים חלוצים החלו להתאסף בשוליים המיוערים מסביב לאדמות החקלאיות העיקריות, כשהם בוחנים את הערבה הגבוהה הנרחבת בכמיהה ובגידול. בשנת 1812, הטריטוריה הייתה בטוחה מספיק כדי לבקש ולקבל כניסה כמדינה באיחוד.''
1812 Savaşı'nda Illinois: Parlak Vaatlerin Yeni Bir Ülkesi 1812 Savaşı'nın arifesinde, Illinois Bölgesi parlak vaatlerin yeni bir ülkesiydi. 1809'da Indiana Bölgesi'nden ayrılan yeni bölge, Ohio ve Mississippi Nehirleri kavşağından kuzeye, şu anki Illinois, Wisconsin ve Michigan bölgelerini kapsayan ABD'nin Kanada sınırına kadar uzanıyordu. Bölgede çoğunlukla Sauk, Potawatomi ve Kickapoo da dahil olmak üzere Yerli Amerikalılar yaşıyordu, ancak öncü çiftçiler ana tarım arazilerinin etrafındaki ormanlık saçaklarda toplanmaya başladı ve uzun boylu çim çayırlarını özlemle ve trepidasyonla izlediler. 1812'ye gelindiğinde, bölge Birliğe bir devlet olarak kabul edilmek ve kabul edilmek için yeterince emindi.
إلينوي في حرب 1812: أرض جديدة من الوعود المشرقة عشية حرب 1812، كان إقليم إلينوي أرضًا جديدة من الوعود المشرقة. انفصل الإقليم الجديد عن إقليم إنديانا في عام 1809، وامتد من تقاطع نهري أوهايو وميسيسيبي شمالًا إلى حدود الولايات المتحدة مع كندا، بما في ذلك الولايات الحالية إلينوي وويسكونسن وأجزاء من ميشيغان. كان معظم سكان المنطقة من الأمريكيين الأصليين، بما في ذلك Sauk و Potawatomi و Kickapoo، لكن المزارعين الرواد بدأوا في التجمع في الأطراف المشجرة حول الأراضي الزراعية الرئيسية، متطلعين إلى مرج العشب الطويل الواسع مع الشوق والخوف. بحلول عام 1812، كانت المنطقة واثقة بما يكفي لطلب وحصول على القبول كدولة في الاتحاد.
1812 년 전쟁에서 일리노이: 1812 년 전쟁 전날, 밝은 약속의 새로운 땅, 일리노이 영토는 새로운 약속의 땅이었습니다. 1809 년 인디애나 영토에서 분리 된이 새로운 영토는 오하이오 주와 미시시피 강 북쪽의 교차점에서 캐나다와의 미국 국경까지 확장되었으며 현재 일리노이 주, 위스콘신 주 및 미시간 주 일부를 포함합니다. 이 지역은 주로 Sauk, Potawatomi 및 Kickapoo를 포함한 아메리카 원주민이 거주했지만 개척자 농부들은 주요 농지 주변의 숲이 우거진 가장자리에 모여 갈망과 떨림으로 넓은 잔디 대초원을 주시하기 시작했습니다. 1812 년까지이 영토는 연합의 주로서 입국을 추구하고받을만큼 충분히 확신했습니다.
伊利諾伊州在1812戰爭中:新的光明承諾國家在1812戰爭前夕,伊利諾伊州領土是光明承諾的新國家。1809,新領土與印第安納州領土分離,從俄亥俄州和密西西比河的交界處向北延伸至美國與加拿大的邊界,覆蓋了伊利諾伊州,威斯康星州和密歇根州的部分地區。該地區主要由美洲原住民居住,包括索克(Sauk),波塔瓦托米(Potawatomi)和基卡帕(Kikapa),但先驅農民開始聚集在主要農田周圍的樹木繁茂的邊緣,渴望和敬畏地註視著廣闊的高草草原。到1812,該領土已足夠自信,可以尋求並被接納為聯盟的州。

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