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What was the importance of Rhode Island to the development of enslavement?
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What was the importance of Rhode Island to the development of enslavement?

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Rhode Island played a leading role in the transatlantic slave trade. Not only did Rhode Islanders have slaves—they had more per capita than any other New England state—but they also entered with gusto into the trade.

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