Question 5 • OK-Oklahoma History
The Sequoyah convention drafted a proposed constitution for a separate Native American state, but the Sequoyah statehood bill was never passed by Congress. Instead, Oklahoma achieved statehood through the Oklahoma Enabling Act, and the convention’s draft constitution influenced Oklahoma’s constitution. Charles N. Haskell later became Oklahoma’s first governor, so the statement that the Sequoyah bill passed both houses is the exception.
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