Question 6 • OK-Oklahoma History
The Sequoyah Convention drafted a constitution and sought to create a separate state from Indian Territory, but Congress did not pass the Sequoyah statehood bill. The convention’s constitution later influenced Oklahoma’s constitution, and Charles N. Haskell became Oklahoma’s first governor. Therefore, the claim that the bill passed both the House and Senate was not an eventual effect.
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