Yes it was one of the element of the Triangle slave trade. Ships would deliver slaves to the Caribbean, pick up sugar and molasses for delivery to Rhode Island which converted it to rum which the ships hauled to Europe and traded it for metal and trinkets which were hauled to Africa and traded for slaves. It was a lucrative business.
Rhode Island traded rum, mollases, fish, and sugar. They traded sweets and exported foods to other countries.
rhode island had a lot of differeat races
Iron and rum. Shipbuilding. Textiles. And today it has costume jewlry.
Rhode Island
it was a lot ghetto than i think, basicaly an island out of nowhere
Imports are all products brought into the colonies most of which were from England. Colonists imported much more than they exported so, the balance of trade was in England's favor. The colonists imported almost everything they needed to sustain life: Clothing, furniture, tools, silver, books, some foodstuffs, leather goods, sugar, molasses, weapons and slaves.
Yes they did trade with England because they had good that England needed such as rum, sugar, wool, and beef.
Grand summer homes. Catholics. Quahogs.
Water, perhaps tea when available, beer and cider when available, milk when available and rum which was almost always available.
Rhode Island
Smallest state in the US is Rhode Island.It is smallest in terms of area.
"State of Rhode Island And Providence Plantations".