Statehood ended a phase called

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Statehood typically refers to the process of newly joining the United States as a fully recognized and represented state. This often involves the unification of previously separate territories or regions into a unified state government. Therefore, option B: "unification" is the most accurate choice for what statehood often represents. The other options (A, C, D) are related to specific events or processes that may occur during or after statehood, but do not necessarily define or encapsulate the statehood process itself.

Statehood Ended a Phase Called