Montana Territory Formed From Idaho and Oregon Lands
A historical summary recounts how Montana was carved from the Idaho and Oregon regions following the Oregon War era. It details boundary debates, dates in 1860s, the adoption of the organic act, the first capital at Bannack, and Lincoln’s 1864 signing creating Montana Territory with Edgerton as first governor and the transition toward statehood and representation amid frontier chaos.
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