Kansas Day commemorates the admission of Kansas as the 34th state of the United States on January 29, 1861. It marks the significant event of Kansas joining the Union, which was an important moment in the state's history. The options you provided are not correct; Kansas Day specifically celebrates statehood rather than the acquisition of land, the establishment of Topeka as the capital, or the discovery of Native American tribes.
What important moment in state history does Kansas Day commermorate?
When Kansas was acquired from France through the Lousiana Purchanse
When Topeka became that capital of Kansas
When settlers discvered the Native Americans tribe, the Kansa
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