Unredacted: Puerto Rico

Unredacted: Puerto Rico is a 36-lesson history course about the island and its people.

It begins with the first communities of Borikén and follows the island through Taíno society, Spanish rule, slavery and emancipation, U.S. rule, migration, labor, environmental conflict, debt, Hurricane Maria, and the continuing debate over political status.

The six courses are arranged in chronological order. Each lesson gives you the setting, the main actors, what changed, and why it mattered. Source notes point to the evidence. Review questions help you check what you remember. You can save lessons and follow your progress.

The first six lessons are free. A single purchase unlocks the rest of the course, source notes, and review questions. There is no subscription.

This app is for study and reference. It does not offer legal, political, or financial advice.