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Trade in Rhode Island During the 1700s

Trade in Rhode Island During the 1700s

Map of trade goods from Rhode Island

Grades

5 - 12+

Subjects

Geography, Social Studies

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    From the book Voices from Colonial America: Rhode Island, 1636-1776, published by National Geographic Society © 2006

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