Shipbuilding and Slavery.
Pennsylvania and Rhode Island
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Yes, Rhode Island and Connecticut were both known as corporate colonies. They had a charter granted to them as inhabitants designating them as a corporate body.
The New England colonies consisting of Massachusetts, New Hampshire Rhode Island, and Connecticut were best known for their farming and fishing.
Rhode Island is known for corn and seafood
You're probably looking for New Jersey, New Hampshire, New York, North Carolina, South Carolina and Rhode Island. But of the original thirteen colonies, Massachusetts Bay was also two words. Rhode Island was known as Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, which was five words.
He doesn't have sole claim to Rhode Island... Rhode Island and the Providence Plantations was a merger of the Rhode Island Colony (on what is now known as Aquidneck Island) and the Providence Plantations colonies (located around present day Providence. Roger Williams founded the Providence Plantations colonies.
There were four colonies that were a part of New England. They were known at the time as British America. They were the Province of New Hampshire, the Colony of Rhode Island, Providence Plantations, Massachusetts, and Connecticut.
the New England Colonies were good at shipbuilding and cattle and dairy farming.
Rhode Island is known as the "Ocean State"
The first known people of Rhode Island were the Narragansett, Niantic, Pequot, and Wampanoag tribes.
There are a number of well-known colleges in Rhode Island, even though it is such a small state. Here is a list of colleges and universities in Rhode Island http://collegestats.org/colleges/Rhode-island