About: Lincoln (state) (Alternity)

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The state originated in the decade following Idaho's admission in 1890, when the residents of the Idaho Panhandle region began to feel more distant from their southern neighbors. Indeed, the region had few roads linking it with the south and much of it was simply cut off by the Salmon River Mountains of Central Idaho. By the early 20th century, a statehood movement endorsed by residents of the Panhandle and north-central Idaho alike had gained enough momentum to be taken seriously by Congress, as opposed to a nascent group proposing that the Panhandle simply be annexed by Washington State (a proposal of which was submitted to and rejected by Congress in 1910, in addition to both the Idaho and Washington state governments). An initial bid for statehood in 1914 failed due to a series of flaw

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rdfs:label	Lincoln (state) (Alternity)
rdfs:comment	The state originated in the decade following Idaho's admission in 1890, when the residents of the Idaho Panhandle region began to feel more distant from their southern neighbors. Indeed, the region had few roads linking it with the south and much of it was simply cut off by the Salmon River Mountains of Central Idaho. By the early 20th century, a statehood movement endorsed by residents of the Panhandle and north-central Idaho alike had gained enough momentum to be taken seriously by Congress, as opposed to a nascent group proposing that the Panhandle simply be annexed by Washington State (a proposal of which was submitted to and rejected by Congress in 1910, in addition to both the Idaho and Washington state governments). An initial bid for statehood in 1914 failed due to a series of flaw
Nation	United States of America
city largest	dbkwik:resource/2IUBE2Bf5dhIv9wZLwI9-Q== dbkwik:resource/soMC03sdgVrj26Sa1iFsbg==
CoGtitle	Lt. Governor
city other	Lewiston, Post Falls, Moscow, Sandpoint
name short	Lincoln
HoStitle	Governor
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division type	State of the
CoA	Lincoln Coat of Arms.png
abbreviations	LN
Timeline	Alternity
map caption	Location of Lincoln in the United States
flag width	120(xsd:integer)
ethnic group	White
Name	State of Lincoln
coa caption	Seal
regime	Representative democracy
ad date	July 1917
Language	English
Currency	USD
Population	850000(xsd:integer)
Flag caption	Flag of Lincoln
Title	article
Governing body	State Legislature
coa width	80(xsd:integer)
Demonym	Linconian
Timezone	Mountain & Pacific Standard
map width	274(xsd:integer)
otl	Idaho Panhandle, northern Central Idaho, northern Southwest Idaho
Capital	dbkwik:resource/4lDFnzS2WimDWzDQLCtNKg== dbkwik:resource/Bbn1EJI6UQCfQwu0V9ttkQ==
Flag	Flag of Lincoln.png
ethnic other	White , Native American, Black, Asian
summer time	Mountain & Pacific Daylight
abstract	The state originated in the decade following Idaho's admission in 1890, when the residents of the Idaho Panhandle region began to feel more distant from their southern neighbors. Indeed, the region had few roads linking it with the south and much of it was simply cut off by the Salmon River Mountains of Central Idaho. By the early 20th century, a statehood movement endorsed by residents of the Panhandle and north-central Idaho alike had gained enough momentum to be taken seriously by Congress, as opposed to a nascent group proposing that the Panhandle simply be annexed by Washington State (a proposal of which was submitted to and rejected by Congress in 1910, in addition to both the Idaho and Washington state governments). An initial bid for statehood in 1914 failed due to a series of flaws in the new state constitution, but three years later, with a revised constitution in place, and the approval of the Idaho state government, Congress admitted Lincoln to the Union as the newest state – and the last for the next forty-two years, until Alaska was admitted as the 57th state in 1959.

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