Acote’s Hill

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Acote’s Hill is a historic site in Chepachet, Rhode Island, known primarily as the location of a key engagement during the 1842 Dorr Rebellion.

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Acote Hill 1
Acote’s Hill canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle site
historic site
associatedEvent Dorr Rebellion
associatedWith Rhode Island suffrage movement
Thomas Wilson Dorr
associatedYear 1842
category Dorr Rebellion sites
Historic sites in Rhode Island
country United States
eventDate 1842
hasHistoricalPeriod 19th century
hasNameVariant Acote Hill
linked to: Acote’s Hill
heritageStatus local historic site
knownFor 1842 Dorr Rebellion battle
engagement during the Dorr Rebellion
locatedIn Chepachet, Rhode Island
Glocester, Rhode Island
Providence County, Rhode Island
Rhode Island
United States
near Chepachet River NERFINISHED
Chepachet village center
partOf Dorr Rebellion
region New England
linked to: New England region
significance site of a key engagement in the Dorr Rebellion
state Rhode Island
terrainFeature hill
town Glocester, Rhode Island
usedFor military position during the Dorr Rebellion
village Chepachet

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Chepachet hasNotableSite Acote’s Hill
Acote’s Hill hasNameVariant Acote Hill
linked to: Acote’s Hill