english, indains, and the vikings and some spanish spies
they were made out of wood and sometimes if no money used mud.
Water Or iron,they made iron cannons for the Revolutionary War
Rhode Island was founded by Roger Williams. He signed the deed to it in I think 1641. It was founded by when he was kicked out of Massachusetts because of his religious beliefs and what religion he preached.
Fish are one of the natural resources of Rhode Island. Also are iron and water. The water is used to power textile.
The Rhode Island slave trade made many families rich.
In 1636, the primary form of currency in Rhode Island was the English pound sterling. However, due to the scarcity of coinage in the American colonies, barter and trade using goods was common. Some settlers also used wampum, which were beads made from shells, as a form of currency in trade with Native Americans and within their communities. Overall, the economy was largely based on trade and barter rather than a standardized monetary system.
In 1990, Rhode Island had a population density of approximately 1,003 people per square mile. This figure made it the most densely populated state in the United States at that time. The state's small land area combined with a relatively high population contributed to this density.
Manufacturing is one of the most important jobs in RI (Rhode Island). Jewelry and iron making are items made there.
YES! rhode island is actually thefirst place the pilgrums settled. they spent a winter there and relized that it was too cold and forests were everywhere so the got back in the mayflower and sailed to plymoth whitch is now present day Massachustes. hope i helped! dithie The Pilgrims never made it to Rhode Island even after their settlement spread out. They first tried to stay at Provincetown on Cape Cod.
The Rhode Island slave trade made many families rich.
It touches it! LOL. Did you know that Rhode Island has the first public roller-skating ever made.
it was made for manufacturing and for profit and Rhode island was founded for religious freedom