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the american civil war and the emancipation proclamation of 1863 are important events in indiana history. despite not joining the union, illinois, and michigan, indiana maintained law and order and allowed its residents to be protected by the u.s. military. this is a key point in the war, for the south and the u. federal government were at odds. indiana was still part of the union, however, and lincoln did not want the u. to go to war over the issue of the divan separation of south carolina from the u.

in october 1861, indiana attempted to secede from the union. the constitutional convention passed, but governor oliver p. morton, from brown county, was unable to get the legislation passed by the u.s. senate. lincoln then issued a writ of election which called the state to elect delegates to the session of the u.

in 1932, republican calvin coolidge signed the emergency relief appropriations act that marked the beginning of the massive public works program in the united states. although the wpa, built on federal spending intended for the unemployed, was primarily geared towards the building of roads, schools, and bridges, the program became extremely politicized, with lyndon b. johnson, franklin d. roosevelt, and harry truman all utilizing it for their domestic policies. the new deal type programs contained public and private organizations under the federal government, to create infrastructure, purchase goods, establish jobs for people and reorganize the local governments. president roosevelt signed the wpa into existence during the great depression and created the work projects administration. in 1940, as unemployment remained high, the works progress administration provided millions of jobs in the private sector and subsidized farms. the program ended in 1943, however, and the new deal was replaced with the more laissez-faire, works progress administration-like and less politically charged public works administration. in 1942, as part of the federal emergency relief act, the public works administration, later renamed the job corps, was implemented. this program served as the basis for several military and government agencies, including the army corps of engineers, veterans administration, and the united states department of labor. (delaware co.)

in 1815, a government surveyor named john b. tipton recommended naming the area south of wheelingport, west virginia, “tiptonville”. however, the selection was changed to wheeling. the area had been discovered by george rogers clark, who died at tiptonville in 1813. clark is buried there as well. (wheeling, w.v.)
in 1846, william powell barry founded the black diamond association, which advocated for a railroad between wheeling and clarksburg, west virginia. the organization, which was composed of businessmen, politicians, and a clergyman, had the support of abraham lincoln. president zachary taylor was interested in a northern rail line to avoid the baltimore and ohio’s main line between baltimore and chicago. the organization spent considerable time and money on lobbying for a railroad between wheeling and clarksburg. the association succeeded when the baltimore and ohio railroad opened the wheeling and lake erie branch in 1867. this rail line was known as the big four railroad.
in 1893, the first federal prohibition law, the eighteenth amendment, became the law of the land. sales of alcoholic beverages were made illegal until the u.s. supreme court, in 1920, granted the states the right to ban the sale of alcohol. indiana, in 1907, became the first state to pass a prohibition law, which went into effect on july 1, 1912, and was ratified by a popular vote of 4,406,962 to 1,775,877. fourteen counties chose to remain dry, which kept them from having a referendum on the ratification of the eighteenth amendment. (crawford co. spencer co., dubois co.)
in 1935, the first indiana state fair was held at southern indiana agricultural society in new albany. the fair, which is held each year, features exhibits of livestock, industry, and agriculture. the annual event celebrated agriculture and technology and uses state-of-the-art exhibitions to present products and services to visitors. in 2009, the event was relocated to indianapolis and is held at indiana state fairgrounds. (clark co.)
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