Question

A.

usually refers to a married woman or widow
b.
Tree resin only found in the Dominican Republic
c.
Two popular forms of music from the Dominican Republic
d.
President Obama was the first U.S. President to visit this country in over 50 years
e.
The Taíno people maintained their culture and traditions by
f.
What occurred in 1962 which affected Cuba’s access to new technologies?
g.
This Caribbean Island is a U.S. territory
h.
This beautiful, natural gemstone is only found in the Dominican Republic
i.
In 1959, Fidel Castro declared Cuba a
j.
Due to the U.S. trade embargo, most cars in Cuba are from the
1.
Puerto Rico
2.
Amber
3.
Larimar
4.
1950’s
5.
U.S Trade Embargo
6.
Merengue and Bachata
7.
Taíno
8.
Storytelling
9.
Cuba
10.
Communist Nation

Answer 1

a) viuda
b)Dominican amber
c)Merengue y bachata
d)yes?
e)adapttation
f)
1962 the cars continued to evolve as more compacts appeared and sold well in the US. The Cold War continued to worsen when the Russians placed Ballistic Missiles on Cuban land just 90 miles away from the coast of Florida in and JFK called the bluff by threatening war unless they were removed which they were but for a short time the world was on the brink of nuclear war and self destruction. The president then set a goal of landing a man on the moon before the end of the decade and became more involved in politics in Southeast Asia by training South Vietnamese pilots

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Answer 2

Answer: Although the heading in option A is not correct, I have been able to locate the correct question heading, and these are the answers:

Question A: This Indian group is known as “the soul” of Puerto Rico...

Answer A: 7 (Taíno)

b: 2 (Amber)

c: 6 (Merengue and Bachata)

d: 9 (Cuba)

e: 8 (Storytelling)

f: 5 (U.S Trade Embargo)

g: 1 (Puerto Rico)

h: 3 (Larimar)

i: 10 (Communist Nation)

j: 4 (1950's)

Explanation: Just to elaborate a little on some of the answers, it can be added that "larimar" (the name is an adaptation of the name of the artisan who re-discovered and baptized the stone in 1974) is a semiprecious stone that can be found in the southern shore of the Dominican Republic. The word "taíno" refers to the native inhabitants of the islands of Cuba, Puerto Rico and Hispaniola before Columbus's arrival. The U.S. Trade Embargo was the result of the removal from power of the government of Fulgencio Batista, whom the US supported, by Fidel Castro and a group of other revolutionaries.