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Pricing
March 30, 1867
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Seward is from New York
1884 - April 1912
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which allowed for Alaska to become a judicial district as well as a civil one, with judges, clerks, marshals, and limited government officials appointed by the federal government to run the territory.
1884
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Appointed by President Chester Arthur
1890
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1900
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Gold rush
1910
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April 1912
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turned Alaska into a US territory with an elected legislature.
1920
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June 2, 1924 - present
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grants citizenship to Native Americans, including Alaska Natives, without terminating tribal rights and property
April 1925
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requiring that voters in territorial elections be able to read and write the English language
1930
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1940
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1950
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July 7, 1958
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1960
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March 30, 1867
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7.2 million dollars
October 18,1867 - 1900
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1900 - present
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Replaces Sitka
January 3, 1959
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1874
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Established by Russians at Three Saints Bay-Kodiak Island
1885
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Appointed for the Alaska Territory
1887
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1894
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Subsidizing of mission schools discontinued
1905
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It provided for the education for the white children and children of "mixed blood" who lead a civilized life in parts of the territory outside incorporated areas
July 4, 1915 - Present
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later to become University of Alaska
1939 - present
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students kindergarten through 12th grade may study at home through several school districts that operate distance learning correspondence programs, which serve traveling students and students living in remote areas
1947
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1957
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First edition of "We Teach in Alaska" issued to provide a manual for BIA teachers in Alaska's remote schools
1960
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Established with opening of 9th grade at Unalakleet
1985
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1997
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2004 - April 2017
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2010
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2010
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April 2017 - Present
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