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By ratifying the US Constitution.
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Did New Hampshire become a state?
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When did New Hampshire become a state in the US?
In 1788.
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What year did New Hampshire become a US State?
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What year did NH become a state?
New Hampshire became a state in 1788
How did new hampshire become the ninth state?
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What date did New Hampshire become a state?
On 21 June 1788.
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New Hampshire became a state in 1788 when it ratified the US Constitution. It was one of the original thirteen colonies that came the first states.
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Maine only shares a border with one US state. This state is New Hampshire.
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What State is next to the State of Maine?
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