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what significant effect did the pig war have?
it decided the capital city of Washington territory
it determined land use laws within Washington territory
it settled the final boundary of Washington territory***
it split Washington territory into two new territories
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1. What significant effect did the Pig War have?
C: It settled the final boundary of Washington Territory.
2. To what two topics does the construction of the great northern railroad most directly relate?
B, C: Expansion of terminus cities on the west coast. Increase in immigrant population in Washington.
3. Why did railroad investor James Hill encourage immigration to Washington?
B, C: To encourage the formation of businesses in the region. To expand the potential pool of railroad passengers.
4. What prompted this law?
B: Competition for jobs in the region.
5. Which push and pull factors correctly complete the chart?
d: Overpopulation; inexpensive farmland.
6. What did Washington Territory have to do to become a state?
A,E,G: Write a state constitution. Have residents vote for statehood. Reach a population of 125,000
7. Which of these actions are protected by the Washington Constitution?
A,B: Accused criminals hear the testimony of witnesses against them. People gather to protest a controversial court ruling.
8. How does the state supreme court check the state legislature?
A: The state supreme court may rule on the constitutionality of laws passed by the legislature.
9. What is one way in which the state legislature and the state governor work together?
A: The governor approves bills passed by the legislature.
10. Which answer shows the correct order of events that led to the statehood of Washington Territory?
D: enabling act> delegate selection> constitutional convention> territorial vote on constitution.
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Lesson 4: The Constitution of Washington
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The significant effect of the Pig War was that it settled the final boundary of Washington territory. To explain how this was achieved, we need to understand the context of the Pig War.
The Pig War was a border dispute between the United States and the United Kingdom (which controlled Canada at the time) that took place around the mid-19th century. The boundary between the United States and British North America had not been clearly defined in the region, resulting in conflicting claims to the San Juan Islands, including the larger San Juan Island.
In 1859, tensions escalated when an American farmer, Lyman Cutlar, shot a British-owned pig that had been rooting in his garden on San Juan Island. This led to a standoff between American and British authorities, with both sides fortifying their positions on the island. Neither side wanted to back down, and for a time, it seemed that the dispute could lead to war between the two nations.
However, recognizing the potential risks of an armed conflict, both the United States and the United Kingdom eventually agreed to resolve the dispute peacefully through arbitration by a third party. In 1872, the German Emperor Wilhelm I was appointed as the arbitrator to decide the final boundary.
After examining extensive historical evidence, Emperor Wilhelm ruled in favor of the United States in 1872. His decision placed San Juan Island—along with the other disputed islands—firmly within American territory, effectively settling the final boundary of the Washington territory. The ruling resolved the longstanding border dispute between the two nations and resulted in the establishment of the current boundary lines between the United States and Canada in the Pacific Northwest.
Therefore, the significant effect of the Pig War was that it settled the final boundary of Washington territory.