Alaska Territorial Legislature

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The Alaska Territorial Legislature was the elected legislative body that governed Alaska during its territorial period before it became a U.S. state.


Statements (38)
Predicate Object
instanceOf legislative body
territorial legislature
appliesToJurisdiction Alaska (before statehood)
Alaska Territory
country United States of America
countryOfCitizenshipOfMembers United States of America
dissolvedOnEvent admission of Alaska as a U.S. state
followedBy Alaska State Legislature
governsUntil Alaska statehood in 1959
hasCapital Juneau
hasChamber lower house
upper house
hasJurisdictionOver territorial civil law
territorial criminal law (subject to federal law)
territorial infrastructure and local administration
hasPart Alaska Territorial House of Representatives
Alaska Territorial Senate
hasRole advising on territorial governance to federal authorities
appropriating territorial funds
enacting territorial laws
representing residents of the Alaska Territory
languageOfWorkOrName English
legalStatus territorial legislature under U.S. federal authority
legislativeBodyFor Alaska Territory
legislativeBranchOf Government of the Alaska Territory
legislativeProcess bicameral
legislativeSystem representative democracy
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Alaska Territory
United States of America
meetsIn Juneau
numberOfChambers 2
operatedUnder Organic Act of Alaska
partOf Territorial government of Alaska
history of United States territories
political history of Alaska
precededBy District of Alaska governance system
replacedBy Alaska State Legislature
subordinateTo United States Congress

Referenced by (5)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Alaska Territorial Legislature ("Alaska Territorial Senate")
hasPart
Alaska Territorial Legislature ("Government of the Alaska Territory")
legislativeBranchOf
Alaska Territorial Legislature ("Territorial government of Alaska")
partOf
Alaska State Legislature
precededBy
Alaska State Capitol
usedBy

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