The United States did not gain the Dominican Republic as a territory in the same way it acquired places like Puerto Rico. However, it intervened in the Dominican Republic's affairs, notably during the early 20th century, when it occupied the country from 1916 to 1924 to stabilize its economy and political situation. This intervention was part of the U.S. strategy to prevent European powers from gaining influence in the Caribbean. The U.S. maintained control over the Dominican Republic's customs and finances even after the occupation ended.
No. The Dominican Republic is in Central America. Spain is in Europe.
Behind or if front of who?
It is difficult to understand what you mean.
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The Dominican Republic is an independent nation.
Yes, he can.
The official currency is Dominican peso. In most cases US dollars are accepted from tourists.
No, the legal currency in the dominican republic is the Dominican Peso, which one peso is 2cents of dollars. But US dollars are acceptable too.
Anibal De Jesus De Castro Rodriguez is the Ambassador to the US for the Dominican Republic.
As of 21st June 2009, $40 = 1440 Dominican PesosOne Dominican Peso is .02744 of a us dollar. (almost 3 cents)
They can go to Hawaii but not to dominican republic because its not a part of US.
There is no US state that is the same size as the Dominican Republic. The closest states are Maryland (about half the size of the Dominican Republic), and West Virginia (about 1½ times the size of the Dominican Republic).