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Why is Puerto Rico a spanish name?
(a) Because the island was colonised by the Spanish. (b) 'Puerto' means 'Port' in Spanish; 'rico' = 'rich', so (c) Puerto Rico = Rich Port
What is the highest temperature in Puerto Rico and where?
The highest temperature recorded in Puerto Rico was 103°F (39.4°C) in San Lorenzo on August 31, 1987.
In the treaty of Paris that was signed in December of 1898 what was the US given?
A B and C Spain gave us Puerto Rico, Guam and we bought the Philippines. ......god i hate a plus ;)
What would be known as interstate commerce in accordance to the US answer selection A. Mexico B. Canada C. Puerto Rico D. Bahamas?
Puerto Rico is a commonwealth that qualifies as another US State.
Graph of population in puerto rico?
www.indexmundi.com/g/g.aspx?c=rq&v=21
What is the average annual temperature in San Juan Puerto Rico?
Approx 25 deg C.
What was the us given in the Treaty of Paris in December of 1898?
Puerto Rico. the Philippines and Guam for A+ the answer is a b and c :D
In the Treaty of Paris that was signed in December 1898 what was the US given?
Puerto Rico. the Philippines and Guam for A+ the answer is a b and c :D
The treaty of Paris was signed in December 1898 the US was given what?
Puerto Rico. the Philippines and Guam for A+ the answer is a b and c :D
In The treaty of Paris was signed in December 1898 the US was given what?
Puerto Rico. the Philippines and Guam for A+ the answer is a b and c :D
What possession did the US acquire first A Alaska B Hawaii C panama canal zone D Puerto Rico?
alaska, luv
What's in Puerto Rico?
There are three ideas for the future of Puerto Rico.Plan A calls for complete independence.Plan B calls for Statehood.Plan C is the "If it isn't broken, don't fix it" scenario or let things alone.
