When was the Alaska state constitution ratified?

The Alaska state constitution was ratified on April 24th, 1956. This event marked a significant milestone in Alaska's transition toward statehood. The constitution provided the framework for the state's government, outlining the structure and powers of the different branches, along with the civil rights of its citizens.

The ratification was a critical step in Alaska's journey, setting the foundation necessary for its eventual admission as the 49th state of the United States, which officially took place on January 3, 1959. Understanding the timeline surrounding the creation and ratification of the state constitution is essential for grasping the larger historical context of Alaska's path to statehood.