Mississippi, or the Magnolia State as it’s also called, became a state December 10, 1817. The home state of Ida B. Wells, Walter Payton, Ruby Bridges, and many other famous people was also the site of the historic Battle of Vicksburg. Visitors today often get a glimpse of Southern history when touring the many homes and sites that remain from the Civil War period. See what else you can learn about Mississippi state history with this free 7-page printable as you create a map of the state, organize events chronologically, and explore more of the state’s exciting past with writing prompts.
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