Indiana's admission expanded U.S. governance into the Old Northwest and altered the sectional and political balance as a new free state in the growing nation.
On December 11, 1816, the Indiana Territory was formally admitted to the United States as the nineteenth state during James Madison's presidency.
Indiana's admission expanded U.S. governance into the Old Northwest and altered the sectional and political balance as a new free state in the growing nation.
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