As a Spanish colony, Puerto Rico could only buy and sell goods with United States.

• True

• False

Without trade, Puerto Rico remained poor . That is why they needed to turn to smuggling.

• True

• False

Who were Spain's Enemies during the Colonial Era?

• England and Holland

• England and Japan

• Puerto Rico and Holland

• India and Holland

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Trading goods with enemy countries of Spain; illegal trading.

• pirates

• smuggling

• privateers

• jornaleros

• hacendados

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Rebellious sailors who attacked Spanish ships, stole, and looted.

• pirates

• smuggling

• privateers

• jornaleros

• hacendados

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These were employed sailors, by the monarchy, who stopped smugglers and pirates.

• pirates

• smuggling

• privateers

• jornaleros

• hacendados

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Poor workers.

• pirates

• smuggling

• privateers

• jornaleros

• hacendados

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Hacienda owners.

• pirates

• smuggling

• privateers

• jornaleros

• hacendados

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Institution in charge of trade, taxing, sending goods to America, and granting travel permits.

• Casa de Contratación

• Council of the Indies

• mestizaje

• Creole

• jíbaro

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Institution that was in charge of government and colonial law in America.

• Casa de Contratación

• Council of the Indies

• mestizaje

• Creole

• jíbaro