National Symbols of the Virgin Islands

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Questions and Answers

What does the word 'vigilante' in the context of the coat of arms signify?

  • To be powerful
  • To be watchful (correct)
  • To be free
  • To be rich

Which color in the territorial colours represents the hills of the Virgin Islands?

  • Blue
  • Yellow
  • Red
  • Green (correct)

From which heritage does fungi music trace its origins?

  • The Caribbean islanders
  • The indigenous cultures
  • The European colonizers
  • Africa through slavery (correct)

Which flower is designated as the territorial flower of the Virgin Islands?

<p>White Cedar Flower (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the coat of arms of the Virgin Islands depict?

<p>Queen Ursula with her 11,000 oil tamps (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Virgin Islands Coat of Arms

The Virgin Islands' official emblem, featuring Queen Ursula and oil lamps, symbolizing the 11,000 virgins.

Virgin Islands Territorial Tree

The white cedar tree, representing the Virgin Islands.

Virgin Islands Colors

Yellow (sunrise), green (hills), blue (sea), white (beaches), and red (spirit) represent the Islands.

Virgin Islands Music

Fungi music, a blend of African rhythms evolving from the days of slavery.

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Virgin Islands Flower

The white cedar flower.

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Study Notes

National Symbols

  • Territorial Badge (Coat of Arms): Represents vigilance; features Queen Ursula with 11,000 oil lamps, symbolizing 11,000 Virgins.
  • Territorial Tree: White Cedar Tree
  • Territorial Colors:
    • Yellow: Represents the rising sun
    • Green: Represents the hills
    • Blue: Reflects the Caribbean Sea
    • White: Reflects the beaches
    • Red: Represents the spirited nature of Virgin Islanders
  • Territorial Music: Fungi Music; evolved from African music through slavery and emancipation.
  • Territorial Flower: White Cedar Flower
  • Territorial Bird: Turtle Dove
  • Territorial Clothing: Virgin Islands prints showcasing cultural aspects.
    • Example prints: Turtle Dove, Oleander, Hibiscus Flower, Soursop, Sugar Apple, Virgin Island Sloops.

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