1. On what date did Costa Rica declare its independence from Spain?
  2. Which city hosted the Declaration of Independence in Costa Rica?
  3. Costa Rica shares its Independence Day with four other Central American countries. Name two of them.
  4. What was the political entity that Costa Rica was part of before independence?
  5. Who was one of the key figures in Costa Rica’s early independence movement?
  6. What was the main crop that helped Costa Rica’s economy grow after independence?
  7. How was Costa Rica’s struggle for independence characterized compared to other countries?
  8. What was the original capital of Costa Rica before it was moved to San José?
  9. What major political change occurred in Costa Rica after winning independence, affecting its government?
  10. What traditional event is celebrated on the night before Independence Day in Costa Rica?

These questions cover historical dates, key figures, economic impact, and cultural celebrations related to Costa Rica’s independence.

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