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What is the capital of Puerto Rico?

San Juan

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True or False: Puerto Ricans can vote in U.S. presidential elections while living in Puerto Rico.

False – They can only vote if they move to the mainland U.S.

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What is the main religion in Puerto Rico?
Roman Catholic
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What kind of Government does Puerto Rico have?

Self-Governing in association with the US.

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What is Puerto Rico's currency?
US dollar
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What is the oldest city on US territory?

San Juan.

200
How old is the flag of Puerto Rico?
Over 100 years old.
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About how many people live in Puerto Rico today. Guess in terms of millions.

About 4 million.

200

Who is the chief of state?

President of United States of America.

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90% of Puerto Rico's exports goes to which country?
The US.
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When did Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain sign the agreement for Columbus's voyage to the Indies?
April 17, 1492
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What major event led to Puerto Rico becoming a U.S. territory?

The Spanish-American War

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What is the primary ethnicity in Puerto Rico?
Hispanic
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Where is the Federal Government located?
In the capital, San Juan.
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What percentage of the population is under poverty level?
44.8%
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In 1820 what other country along with Puerto Rico remained in the Spanish Colonies?
Cuba
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Which U.S. president was in office when Puerto Rico became a commonwealth?

Harry S. Truman

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True or false: Puerto Rico was originally colonized by the British before Spain.

False – It was colonized by Spain.

400
What kind of Government does Puerto Rico have?
Commonwealth
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What are some main cash crops of Puerto Rico?
Sugar cane, coffee, tobacco, dairy products, and livestock.
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What year does the US end up winning the war and getting Puerto Rico? Who was the War with?

August 8, 1898. Spain.

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Which law granted U.S. citizenship to Puerto Ricans?

Jones Act

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What is the oldest Church still in use in America that is in Puerto Rico?

San Jose

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Who controls the Judicial branch?
The Supreme Court.
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How much passion fruit does Puerto Rico grow in a year?
3,000 tons.