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Nomads and Hunger/Gatherers

Arcaicos

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Name that Columbus gave Puerto Rico

San Juan Bautista
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This is the reason Columbus called the natives Indians

Because he thought he had reached India 

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La Real Cedula de Gracias allows Puerto Rico to have commercial relations with other countries, as long as those countries are ________

in good standing with Spain

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He became the first bishop of the Island

Alonso Manso

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Greeted Columbus

Tainos

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The Cedula de Gracias gave this to foreigners who swore allegiance to Spain.

Free Land

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_____________________was elected to represent Puerto Rico in Spain in 1809.

Ramon Power y Giralt

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Puerto Rico’s name before Columbus arrived was ____

Borinquen or Boriken

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Mariana Bracetti created it, and it was raised for the first time during the Grito de Lares

The first puertorrican flag

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Buried their dead in plazas

Igneris

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In this treaty signed in December 1898, Spain gave Puerto Rico, Philippines, Guam and parts of Cuba to the United States

Treaty of Paris

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The Real Decreto Espanol de las Gracias is also known as ___________________

La Real Cedula de Gracias

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In 1511  _________became the second settlement in Puerto Rico

San German

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The first settlement in Puerto Rico, _________, was founded by Juan Ponce de Leon in 1508

Caparra

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Made 3 pointed cemis

Pre-tainos

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Spanish soldier drowned by the Tainos

Diego Salcedo


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In the 19th Century in Latin America, a “Grito” is the same as a ________________.

declaration of independence

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This was a revolutionary attempt to gain independence from Spain, in 1868

Grito de Lares

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This law reduced the majority of taxes, eliminated the flour monopoly, and opened 5 ports to free commerce

Ley Power

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Taino word for hammock

Hamaca

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First governor of PR

Juan Ponce de Leon

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In Spanish and Portuguese America, sugar and ______________ were synonymous

slavery

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This document signed by Spain, allows Puerto Rico to create its own Parliament.

Carta Autonomica

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These two puertorricans were the main leaders of the Grito de Lares.

Ramon Emeterio Betances and Segundo Ruiz Belvis

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