Published 08/10/2023 3:10:56 p.m.

The origin of Indiana: Where did the state get its name?

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It is believed the name Indiana comes from the fact that the land was purchased from Native Americans. The name attributes back to those who were the starting point of the importance of the land. In the early 1800s when Indiana gained its official name, it was shared with what is now known as Michigan and Illinois.

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The origin of Indiana: Where did the state get its name?

Indiana's origin has been long connected with the Native American tribes that used to inhabit the land. While many believe that Indiana went through the simple establishment to become the 19th state, it took years of territory disagreement to see the state we recognize today, while the name came simply.

08/10/2023 3:10:56 p.m.·Fort Wayne, United States

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