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1900-2000’s
Relevance score of 01900-2000’s Timeline | 1541-1699 | 1700’s | 1800’s | 1900-2000’s 1900 — Little Rock: The cornerstone for the new state capitol is laid on November 27 on the former grounds of the state penitentiary overlooking downtown Little Rock. By the end of this year, forty-two Arkansas counties will have banned…
https://www.sos.arkansas.gov/education/arkansas-history/arkansas-history-timeline/1900-2000s/
1800’s
Relevance score of 01800's Timeline | 1541-1699 | 1700’s | 1800’s | 1900-2000’s 1800 - French/Spanish: On October 1, French and Spanish diplomats sign the secret Treaty of San Ildefonso, which returns Louisiana to French control. 1801 - Spanish: In June 15, Juan Manuel del Salcedo arrives in New Orleans to take up…
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1700s
Relevance score of 01700's Timeline | 1541-1699 | 1700’s | 1800’s | 1900-2000’s 1700 - Arkansas Post: French Catholic missionaries arrive in present-day Arkansas to convert local Natives to Christianity; most Natives continue their prior observances despite these efforts. 1717 - Arkansas Post: Scottish land speculator John Law recruits French settlers for a…
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1541-1699
Relevance score of 01541-1699 Timeline | 1541-1699 | 1700’s | 1800’s | 1900-2000’s 1541: Spanish conqueror Hernando De Soto leads the first European expedition into Arkansas, likely crossing the Mississippi near Commerce Landing, south of Memphis. 1673: Jesuit Father Jacques Marquette and Louis Jolliet, a trader, travel south on the Mississippi River, intent…
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State Songs
Relevance score of 0Arkansas Arkansas (You Run Deep in Me) Oh, Arkansas The Arkansas Traveler Arkansas Arkansas Code 1-4-116, "the Secretary of State shall respond to requests for a copy of the Arkansas state song by furnishing copies of “Arkansas”, written by Mrs. Eva Ware Barnett". ARKANSAS SHEET MUSIC by Eva Ware Barnett…
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Arkansas History Timeline
Relevance score of 0On your mark, get set, GO!! From the beginning of our history with a visit from Hernando De Soto in 1541 to present time, explore our state through this timeline. 1541-1699 1700's 1800's 1900-2000's
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Classroom Materials Order Form
Relevance score of 0Due to high demand, we are currently out of stock of most classroom materials. Please be patient with us as we work to get new items reordered. If you have any questions or need assistance from our Education Team, please contact education@sos.arkansas.gov.
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Arkansas History Podcasts
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State Governors 1975-Present
Relevance score of 0State Governors 1975-Present < Back to Main Gallery David Hampton Pryor Born: August 29, 1934, at Camden, Arkansas Died: April 20, 2024, at Little Rock, Arkansas Buried: Mount Holly Cemetery, Little Rock Served: 1975-1979 David Pryor received a B.A. in political science from the University of Arkansas in 1957 and…
State Governors 1953-1975
Relevance score of 0State Governors 1953-1975 < Back to Main Gallery Francis Adams Cherry Born: September 5, 1908, at Fort Worth, Texas Died: July 15, 1965, at Jonesboro, Arkansas Buried: Oaklawn Cemetery, Jonesboro Served: 1953-1955 Arkansas's 35th governor was born in Fort Worth, Texas, moved with his family to Enid, Oklahoma, attended Oklahoma…