How the Great Depression Fueled a Grassroots Movement to Create a New State Called Absaroka
Briefly

In early 1935, widespread poverty and discontent led residents of northern Wyoming, southeastern Montana, and western South Dakota to propose the creation of a new state, Absaroka.
Sheridan residents felt marginalized, believing they had to enter other states to reach their capital, sparking a grassroots movement for secession and statehood.
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