In 1817 the capital again returned to Knoxville but in 1818 the general assembly moved to Murfreesboro the geographic center of the state There it met at the local Presbyterian Church until 1826 when it moved to Nashville for a second time The 1834 state constitution mandated that the legislature of 1843 choose a permanent state capital
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Tennessee is a constituent state of the US It became the 16th state of the union in 1796 and borders North Carolina to the east Georgia Alabama and Mississippi to the south Arkansas and Missouri to the west and Kentucky and Virginia to the north Its capital city is Nashville
Tennessee is the 36thlargest by area and the 15thmost populous of the 50 states Tennessees population as of the 2020 and legally divided into three Grand Divisions of East Middle and West Tennessee Nashville is the states capital and largest city and anchors The Tennessee State Museum in Nashville chronicles the states history
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Population Of Nashville The population of the capital city of Tennessee is 684410 which is made up of a highly diverse population The population consists of white Americans who make 6699 of the total population black Americans make up 2592 of the population Native Americans 223 Asians 007 and the other races make of the
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And two cities have hosted our capital more than once Also one city was our state capital for only one day Knoxville 17961812 and 18171818 Initially Knoxville was the capital of the Territory of the United States South of the River Ohio from 1792 until 1796 Knoxville also served as the capital of of the new state of Tennessee twice
The area of Tennessee was originally part of North Carolina North Carolina ceded the area of Tennessee in 1790 to the United States and this area was organized as the territory south of the Ohio River on April 12 1790 Tennessee was admitted to the Union on June 1 1796 as the 16 th state Upon resolution of a boundary dispute
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A census followed showing that its population met the standard for statehood and on June 1 1796 it became the 16th state in the Union with Knoxville selected as the first capital Tennessee
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The Tennessee State Capitol in Nashville Tennessee is one of the 50 states of the United States According to the 1860 census African slaves comprised about 25 of the states population of 11 million before the Civil War Civil War The State Of Local History West Tennessee Historical Society Papers 2012 Vol 66 p17 Focus on
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