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(d.p.)

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(d.p.)

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(l.c.)

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1) Castillo de San Felipe del Morro

2) The Vieques Biobay

3) El Yunque

4) Culebrita

5) Camuy Caves (d.p.)

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(m.a.)

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(d.p.)

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How does the U.S. control/operate/defend Puerto Rico?

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How does the U.S. control/operate/defend Puerto Rico?

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Puerto Ricans cannot vote but they can fight in the U.S. military. They sing "LaBorinqueña" as their National anthem instead of "The Star-Spangled Banner". Puerto Rico does not share the same governor as the U.S. They have their own governor. (l.c)

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Puerto Rico is a territory of the United States. It became a U.S. territory in

1898, when it was acquired from Spain after the Spanish-American War. (m.a.)

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Puerto Rico is a self-governing commonwealth, although they are associated with the U.S. (l.c.)

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Although it's hard to 100% determine how many people

live in Puerto Rico, according to the U.S. census, 3.6 million

people live on the island. (m.a.)

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Puerto Rico is located between the Caribbean Sea and Atlantic Ocean. It lies just east of the Dominican Republic. (l.c.)

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The majority of the religion for the Puerto Ricans is

Roman Catholic. Religious freedoms are promoted

throughout Puerto Rico though; especially in Miramar.

Miramar consists of a large groups of Jewish Puerto RIcans.

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Even though many are Roman Catholic, the churches there do

not practic Catholic dogma due to the slavery in the back ground. (m.a.)