The aspect of the Northwest Ordinance that created the most disagreement in early Indiana was “The ordinance gave the governor most of the power.” This concentration of power in the hands of the governor sparked concerns about governance and representation among the settlers and leaders in the region.
Which aspect of the Northwest Ordinance created the most disagreement in early Indiana?
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Only men should be counted toward the 5,000 population requirement.
Only men should be counted toward the 5,000 population requirement.
The ordinance gave the governor most of the power.
The ordinance gave the governor most of the power.
60,000 was too high of a population to achieve statehood.
60,000 was too high of a population to achieve statehood.
The ordinance was seen as too democratic.
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