What act set the stage for the development of Oklahomas constitution under a single state syatem

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The act that set the stage for the development of Oklahoma's constitution under a single state system was the Enabling Act of 1906. This act allowed the territories of Oklahoma and Indian Territory to combine and apply for statehood as a single state. It outlined the process for drafting a state constitution and set forth the requirements for becoming a state in the Union. Following the passage of this act, the constitutional convention was held in 1907, leading to the adoption of the Oklahoma Constitution. Oklahoma was subsequently admitted to the Union as the 46th state on November 16, 1907.