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Also, no sales tax here means we get to sell a lot of stuff. I'm thinking +(x) production on coastal cities (We have 13 miles of coastline and we put it to good use)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portsmouth_Naval_Shipyard
-Someone from New Hampshire
By the way. Ben and Jerry's Ice cream started in Vermont. So did John Deere.
Vermont was a free Republic for 14 years and they had 3 "Governors." (Highest political leader)
Vermont had their own currency, "Vermont Coppers."
Vermont was the first country in North America to allow all men to vote regardless of property and the first north american country to illegalize slavery.
Vermont political leaders were talking about joining Canada but decided not to after the Treaty of Paris was signed.
In the joint-revolution with the 13 colonies, Vermont was known for their ability to fight native americans and their marksmenship. Best of all, the men of Vermont were known to be scouts, leading the American soldiers in the revolution and 1812 into the wilderness up north.