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Rhode Island enacted this type of law in 1652, the first in North America
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He established the oldest Baptist Congregation in America (1638)
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The state nickname
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The state flower of Rhode Island
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Thi newspaper was the first to announce the attack on Pearl Harbor
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One of these, named 'The White Horse' was built in Newport and it is the oldest in America
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Rhode Island is divided into 39 of these
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Songwriter, Broadway producer and actor known as Yankee Doodle Dandy
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The Flying Horse is the nation's oldest one of these located in Watch Hill
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Capital and largest city in Rhode Island
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The state tree of Rhode Island
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On May 4, 1776 Rhode Islanders renounced allegiance to this King
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This type of quarry is the oldest operating in the US and was established in 1643
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The state bird of Rhode Island
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At Newport Casino, the first national championships for this sport were played (1881)
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On the 29th day, 1790 of this month Rhode Island became the 13th state to join the Union
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This type of regiment was the first that fought for America in the Battle of Rhode Island
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The state motto
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Anne Hutchinson established the first town by a woman (1640)
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Rhode Island had the first gaslighted street in America (1806) with this name
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In 1790, Samuel Slater introduced the first successful mill of this type
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This is the oldest library building in the US
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State abbreviation
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Other state nickname
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