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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.
What is the average annual temperature in San Juan Puerto Rico?
Approx 25 deg C.
Graph of population in puerto rico?
www.indexmundi.com/g/g.aspx?c=rq&v=21
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
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
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
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.
