Old Line State

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Old Line State is a nickname for Maryland, reflecting its historic role and steadfastness during the American Revolutionary War.

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Old Line State canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf state nickname
appearsIn Maryland educational materials
Maryland historical literature
appliesToGovernmentDivision U.S. state of Maryland
linked to: Maryland
associatedMilitaryUnit Maryland Line
associatedWithEvent American Revolutionary War
associatedWithPlace Mid-Atlantic region of the United States
linked to: Mid-Atlantic states
associatedWithQuality bravery of Maryland soldiers
loyalty of Maryland to the American cause
category Nicknames of U.S. states
country United States
hasAlternativeForm The Old Line State
hasCulturalSignificance Maryland state identity
hasEtymology derived from Maryland Line, regiments in the Continental Army
honors Continental Army soldiers from Maryland
language English
notableBattleContext Battle of Long Island
refersTo Maryland
relatedTo Chesapeake Bay State
Free State
symbolizes steadfastness of Maryland troops in the Revolutionary War
timePeriodOfOrigin 18th century
usedAs official nickname of Maryland
usedIn Maryland license plates
Maryland tourism materials

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Maryland nickname Old Line State
subject linked to: Maryland and Delaware
Maryland nickname Old Line State
subject linked to: entire state of Maryland
Maryland hasNickname Old Line State
subject linked to: MD