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100

The Foraker and Jones Acts formally shifted the island from Spanish colonial rule to U.S. territorial status, introducing civil institutions, economic ties, and legal ________ that continue to influence Puerto Rico today.

ambiguities

100

The Act established a _______ legislature

bicameral

100

the Jones Act created a Puerto Rican identity that _________autonomy and colonial dependency.

straddles

100

This industry lost 80% of its crop after San Ciriaco

Coffee

100

The United States promoted complete ________ of the local population

Americanization

200

The Foraker Act established a  form of ____________ "Puerto Rican citizenship"

statutory

200

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what is the second name on the Jones Act?

Shafroth

200

The Foraker Act and the Jones–Shafroth Act were ________________ in shifting Puerto Rico from Spanish rule to U.S. territorial governance.

transformative

200

In 1595 he tried to attack San Juan but was turned back

Sir Francis Drake

200

He was a puertorrican privateer of African descent

Miguel Enriquez

300

The Foraker Act designated Puerto Rico as an "__________"

unorganized territory

300

While it did not change tariff policies, the Jones Act _________the Merchant Marine Act

embedded

300

The Acts produced a unique political and economic reality that continues to define Puerto Rico’s ______ relationship with the United States.

complex

300

Sugar cane cultivation required good lands, expensive machinery from Europe, ____________ and workers knowledgeable in the production of sugar

lots of slaves

300

The newspapers that criticized the new American regime were ___________and closed.

censored 

400

Puerto Rico continued to be treated as a foreign ______, with tariffs imposed on its exports and imports

entity

400

The Jones Act extended collective U.S. citizenship to all ________________ Puerto Ricans

birthright

400

The Foraker Act was signed by this US President

McKinley

400

The Casa de Contratacion in Sevilla administrated and controlled the __________ with the Indies

traffic

400

Everyone going to the Indies had to go through the Casa de Contratacion, which served as a filter of objects and persons, with the purpose of preserving ____________ values.

christian

500

Under the Foraker Act,  _______________ remained under U.S. control, with key officials being presidential appointees

Governance

500

Jones Act,____________ Puerto Rico’s legal framework

overhauled

500

Federico Degeteau was the first puertorrican to hold this position

Resident Commisioner
500

The legislative branch was formed by a House of Delegates with 35 members, elected by _____ puertorricans with the right to vote.

male

500

The United States used education as an instrument of _________and ideological transformation.

social