Puerto Rico is not a very populated area like Mexico, but it is a very common vacation spot or area to visit. Puerto Rico is a fun tropical place to visit once in a while.
Puerto Rico has a warm atmosphere. Puerto Rico also about
1,000 miles miles southeast from
The shape of Puerto Rico is roughly a bumpy rectangle. Puerto Rico also has a complete area of 9,104. Christopher Columbus sailed from spain in his second voyage and discovered Puerto rico. On November 19, 1493. He named the island San Juan, Bautista. Columbus thought the island to be beautiful and wrote so in his diary. Soon after, the islands name was changed to Puerto
Puerto Rico has a self-governing commonwealth with the U.S. There are two legislative chambers : the house of representatives which has 51 seats and the
Senate with 27.
The President of the U.S. is also president of Puerto Rico so the highest of Puerto Ricos government will become
San Juan is the capital of
Puerto rico. San Juan looks exactly like New York City. Big lights and one of the most populated
. areas of Puerto Rico.
Puerto Rico better known as Rich Port is 1,000 miles It sits off the coast of southern Florida. It surrounds some of the most deepest waters of the en tire Atlantic Ocean. Puerto Rico is composed of year-round mild climate, and has many white, sandy beaches and extraordinary hotels. Puerto Rico is made up of four areas; the coastal lowlands, the coastal va `lleys, the foothills, and the central mountains. The largest city of Puerto Rico and the capital is San Juan, which is in the lowlands. Furthermore most of Puerto
Rico’s crops like sugarcane, coconuts, and other fruits are grown in the coastal valleys. Pineapples, bananas, and other fruits live in the hot. Puerto
Rico is a wonderful island fill with much history, culture, tradition and different foods.
Music, in Puerto Rico has been the light of most Puerto rico’s days. For five centuries music shows that Puerto Ricans have created it, developed and promoted a variety of genres ranging from folk music, concert music and new genres. The Puerto Rican music and native musicians have shaped and enriched the identity of the Puerto Rican people and their roots.
Puerto Rican music was the ultimate expression of the “Areito” (indigenous artistic traditions) combined in a unitary fashion, oral narrative, dance and music. By the end of the fifteenth century, the Taino Indians had already developed musical instruments used in their ceremonies, religious rituals and daily life. Some of the instruments used during the “Areito” was the “Güiro” and
“Maracas” which are still in use as part of the musical traditions. It is unclear whether the Puerto Rican folk music contains elements of ‘Taino’ language or their musical forms. Upon arrival, the Spanish colonists began a chain of events that re-routed the course of the Puerto Rican music. Both ...
The Taínos received the Spanish with civility but were quickly farmed out in
encomiendas
, a system of indentured labor, to work at mining and cultivation.
By mid-century, African slaves were imported for labor, and both slaves and
Taínos soon rose in armed rebellion.
Spain realized that the island's wealth did not lie in gold and silver, yet it was attacked repeatedly by European powers that recognized its strategic location.
Puerto Rico survived on contraband and piracy, trading cattle, hides, sugar, tobacco, and foodstuffs directly with other nations.
In the eighteenth century, the Spanish initiated a series of improvements, reforming the system of land tenure and in effect initiating private ownership.
Overhauled policies allowed trade with other nations. These measures fostered development and increased settlement, urbanization, and population growth; they also facilitated the emergence of a sense of culture. By the eighteenth century,
Puerto Ricans had developed a definite creole identity, distinguishing themselves from the
TITLE;Characteristics OLF PUERTO RICO EL YUNQUE Puerto Rico lies at the boundary between the Caribbean and North American plates. This means that it is currently being deformed by the tectonic stresses caused by the interaction of these plates. Deep oceans waters fringe Puerto Rico. To the west, the Mona Passage, which separates the island from Hispaniola to the west, is about 80 miles (130 km) wide and more then 3,300 feet (1,000 meters) deep. Off the northern coast in the Atlantic Ocean at the…
regulations can lead to expensive fines and put your business at serious risk. Here are some of the basic permits needed to operate any business in Puerto Rico, in this list their will be items that need to be renovated every year to three years. Other will be emitted once for that business. A. Tax Registration a. Employer Identification Number (EIN) b. Puerto Rico Tax Registration B. Business Licenses and Local Permits a. Registro Obligatorio de Comercios y de Negocios b. Food Safety Certification c. Food…
a new life we had ahead in Puerto Rico. There was many exciting things ahead we were going to experience like hanging out with family we never met, attending a new school, experiencing a new environment and living in a house we had designed ourselves as a family. But who would of knew and who would of thought that all of these amazing things I looked forward to would soon become something I feared and wished I never came across. I was very excited in Puerto Rico. My brother in the other hand…
time they are family it was like having the best of both worlds. I cherished the fact that I had so many cousins because pretty much every night felt like we were having a sleep over party. Every since my aunt and cousins moved out of Texas to Puerto Rico I always begged my mom to let me go and of course she would always say no. However, years would go by and I would still beg my mom to let me go, but her answer always remained a no. So I just dropped the conversation and never brought it up again…
February 2013 Background info * Puerto Rico is an unincorporated territory of the United States, located in the northeastern Caribbean, east of the Dominican Republic and west of both the United States Virgin Islands and the British Virgin Islands * Under Spanish rule, the island was colonized and the indigenous population was forced into slavery and wiped out due to, among other things, European infectious diseases. * Spain possessed Puerto Rico for over 400 years, despite attempts…
partnership between the government of Puerto Rico and the private sector. The government of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, a territory of the United States, acquired from the U.S federal government a piece of land at the entrance of the San Juan Islet. The government of Puerto Rico developed a Special Land Use Plan and regulation for the entrance of the San Juan Islet in 1993. The Plan also known as Regulation 23, coincided with Commonwealth of Puerto Rico s economic development plans and could…
that I have experienced that I am going to discuss is my vacations to Puerto Rico. I have been to the Island twice now, and learn more about the island and the locals each time, even when I have done my research. It is a huge culture shock on the Puerto Rican Island, in a good way. The locals there are very welcoming to vacationers. They know a visitor when they see one, and try to be as helpful as possible. Even though Puerto Rico is United States territory, the first language spoken is Spanish. The…
you know about Puerto Rico? I mostly know the historical information about Puerto Rico. It is a United States territory that is located in the Caribbean. Puerto Rico is considered an archipelago which includes the main island (Puerto Rico) and a few smaller islands. I also know that Puerto Rico has great weather all year round, mostly consisting of tropical, warm temperatures. It also has two official languages, English and Spanish with Spanish being more commonly used. The Puerto Rican flag is similar…
Spain. Juan Ponce de Leon became a soldier. He fought in a campaign against the Moors in Granada. He also is known for the discovery of Puerto Rico, and his search for the Fountain of Youth. Additionally, Ponce de Leon is well known for claiming and naming Florida. He his also known for the discovery of Puerto Rico, and his search for the Fountain of Youth. He began his exploring as a part of Christopher Columbus' second expedition to the New World…
History-Migration patterns. Before illustrating the history, migration patterns, family structure and cultural behaviors of a group within South Florida as the Puerto-Ricans; let’s elaborate a few basic understandings of some of those words and concepts mentioned previously. In terms with intension to be relocated for a short or long term from a location to another, it is a form of internal or external migration. But, it can be done locally, internationally and even globally. From this instance,…