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About 100 years before Jesus-Christ, the Arawaks, Indians of South America, settle on the archipelago.
About 100 years before Jesus-Christ, the Arawaks, Indians of South America, settle on the archipelago.


Around the middle of the 15th century, they were joined and driven out by the Caribbean Indians.
Around the middle of the 15th century, they were joined and driven out by the Caribbean Indians.
* In 1493, Christopher Columbus discovered the archipelago and gave it the name of Virgin Islands.
* In 1648, the Dutch took control of the archipelago.
* In 1666, the Virgin Islands returned to British hands.
* In 1774, the archipelago adopted its first Constitution.
* In 1834, slavery was abolished.
* From 1871 to 1956, the islands were part of the Federation of Leeward Islands.
* In 1956, the archipelago became an English colony.
* In 1967, the archipelago gained a new Constitution and its autonomy.
* In 1977, the Constitution was amended, but the British Virgin Islands kept the status of a colony.
* In recent years, there has been talk of uniting the archipelago with the US Virgin Islands.


 
==Other Lessons==
In 1493, Christopher Columbus discovered the archipelago and gave it the name of Virgin Islands.
* [[Language/English/Culture/Christmas-Island-Timeline|Christmas Island Timeline]]
 
* [[Language/English/Culture/Countries-where-English-is-the-Official-Language|Countries where English is the Official Language]]
In 1648, the Dutch took control of the archipelago.
* [[Language/English/Culture/Dominica-Timeline|Dominica Timeline]]
 
* [[Language/English/Culture/Ascension-Island-Timeline|Ascension Island Timeline]]
In 1666, the Virgin Islands returned to British hands.
* [[Language/English/Culture/Guernsey-Timeline|Guernsey Timeline]]
 
* [[Language/English/Culture/Tonga-Timeline|Tonga Timeline]]
In 1774, the archipelago adopted its first Constitution.
* [[Language/English/Culture/Cayman-Islands-Timeline|Cayman Islands Timeline]]
 
* [[Language/English/Culture/History-of-Anguilla|History of Anguilla]]
In 1834, slavery was abolished.
* [[Language/English/Culture/St-Kitts-and-Nevis-Timeline|St Kitts and Nevis Timeline]]
 
* [[Language/English/Culture/Falkland-Islands-Timeline|Falkland Islands Timeline]]
From 1871 to 1956, the islands were part of the Federation of Leeward Islands.
* [[Language/English/Culture/Bahamas-Timeline|Bahamas Timeline]]
 
* [[Language/English/Culture/Australia-Timeline|Australia Timeline]]
In 1956, the archipelago became an English colony.
* [[Language/English/Culture/British-Indian-Ocean-Territory-Timeline|British Indian Ocean Territory Timeline]]
 
* [[Language/English/Culture/Bermuda-Timeline|Bermuda Timeline]]
In 1967, the archipelago gained a new Constitution and its autonomy.
* [[Language/English/Culture/Canada-Timeline|Canada Timeline]]
 
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In 1977, the Constitution was amended, but the British Virgin Islands kept the status of a colony.
 
In recent years, there has been talk of uniting the archipelago with the US Virgin Islands.

Latest revision as of 14:03, 27 March 2023

Historical Timeline for British Virgin Islands - A chronology of key events
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World Timelines[edit source]

About 100 years before Jesus-Christ, the Arawaks, Indians of South America, settle on the archipelago.

Around the middle of the 15th century, they were joined and driven out by the Caribbean Indians.

  • In 1493, Christopher Columbus discovered the archipelago and gave it the name of Virgin Islands.
  • In 1648, the Dutch took control of the archipelago.
  • In 1666, the Virgin Islands returned to British hands.
  • In 1774, the archipelago adopted its first Constitution.
  • In 1834, slavery was abolished.
  • From 1871 to 1956, the islands were part of the Federation of Leeward Islands.
  • In 1956, the archipelago became an English colony.
  • In 1967, the archipelago gained a new Constitution and its autonomy.
  • In 1977, the Constitution was amended, but the British Virgin Islands kept the status of a colony.
  • In recent years, there has been talk of uniting the archipelago with the US Virgin Islands.

Other Lessons[edit | edit source]

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