According to the Land Ordinance of 1787, when could a territory be admitted to the Union?

when a set amount of acres of land were under cultivation

when a state constitution had been written

when all citizens began to pay federal taxes

when its population was large enough

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Dayami Stafford

10 December, 17:06

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Reginald Hurley · Answer 1

OK so if they didn't have enough people it could not be considered part of the union so the best choice would be the last option.

Seth Frank · Answer 2

D. when its population was large enough

According to the Land Ordinance of 1787, when could a territory be admitted to the Union?when a set amount of acres of land were under cultivationwhen a state constitution had been writtenwhen all citizens began to pay federal taxeswhen its population was large enough