Puerto Rican Migration to Florida Has Been Driven By

question 21

Multiple Choice

Puerto Rican migration to Florida has been driven by:

• A) Dominance of good-paying entry-level jobs in Florida.
• B) A desire to preserve traditional Puerto Rican culture.
• C) U.S. economic domination and exploitation of Puerto Rico.
• D) The increasing number of nightclubs in Puerto Rico.

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