The island's economy was completely reoriented

However, the act failed to grant the measure of self-determination that Puerto Rosetta Stone Arabic Ricans had demanded in light of the democratic tradition of the United States, because key officials, including the governor, remained presidential appointees and were thus beyond local control.In spite of the legal limitations on political autonomy, Puerto Ricans slowly developed a sense of greater liberty as a result of the change of sovereignty. At first this new order was sometimes mistrusted, resented, and misunderstood, but in the long run it was recognized as beneficial. The powers of church and state were separated, resulting in open competition for religious adherence, and government programs began to deal directly with the vital needs of the people, including education, health and sanitation, and the regulation of working conditionschanges designed to remedy centuries of neglect.Socioeconomic concernsEarly U.S. governors were mainly preoccupied with Americanizing Puerto Rican institutions, language, and political habits, but they had no clear policy regarding the island's eventual political status. This lack of vision created strong resistance from many native Rosetta Stone Arabic leaders led by Luis Muoz Rivera, who had fought for autonomy under Spain. The island's economy was completely reoriented, creating rapid and profound changes in all aspects of life. Puerto Rican agricultural products, particularly sugarcane, were included within U.S. tariff walls and had a ready market; by 1899 the United States was buying almost two-thirds of Puerto Rican sugar production. Puerto Rico, aided by the adoption of U.S. currency and by financial reforms, soon received large amounts of investment capital that revolutionized sugarcane production. Three-fourths of the population became directly or indirectly dependent on sugarcane as land under cultivation expanded sevenfold between 1899 and 1939, new disease-resistant plants were imported, new styles of corporate management were Rosetta Stone German implemented, and transportation facilities and large and efficient sugarcane-grinding mills were built.

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