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Puerto Rico became a US Territory in 1898, but the history of the Flag is quite different. No Flag except the US Flag was allowed to be flown or displayed over Puerto Rico for most of the 20th Century.
It was adopted in the year 1952, the same year that the Commonwealth was created.
Puerto Rico's official flag was adopted in 1952 (on the same day that Puerto Rico became a Commonweath associated with the US).
The official flag of the Dominican Republic was first adopted in 1844 for state or civil use. The motto of the flag is a password that was used by Trinitarians.
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Can a pregnant 19 year old be emancipated in Puerto Rico?
After 18 you can get emancipated in Puerto Rico.
Who is the ministry of Education in Puerto Rico?
In what year was the junior high school education established in Puerto Rico?
Who were the most influential people in Puerto Rico in the year 1493?
In the year 1943 Puerto Rico was discovered. In other words, the only influential man in Puerto Rico that we know of is Christopher Columbus, that is if we exclude the natives for which we have no record.
What year was Puerto Rico made a state?
Puerto Rico is a US Territory and has not achieved statehood.
What year was the Venezuela flag adopted?
The Venezuela's flag was adopted on March 12, 2006.
When was the flag of the Bahamas adopted by the Bahamas?
The Bahama`s Flag was adopted in the year 1973.
What year was Puerto Rico found?
Puerto Rico was founded in 1493, which was Ponce De Leon's second voyage.puerto rico was founded by Christopher Columbus in 1493.
Salary for the governor of Puerto Rico?
70k a year
In what year was Puerto Rico ceded to the US?
In 1898.
What year was the Dominican Republic flag adopted?
The Dominican Republic Flag was adopted on November 6,1844
What year was Julie Lucas Miss Puerto Rico?
She actually never was. She was some sort of homecoming queen, however, but not Ms. Puerto Rico.
Why was 1917 an important year for Puerto Rico?
The year 1917 is important to Puerto Rico because that is the year the Jones-Shaford Act passed the US congress and was signed into law by the President. This act granted US citizenship to all Puerto Ricans. It created the Senate of Puerto Rico and established a Bill of Rights for Puerto Rico. It also authorized the popular election of a Resident Commissioner, a post previously appointed by the President of the US.
