National Symbols of Virgin Islands

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Questions and Answers

Which of the following colors does NOT represent an aspect of the Virgin Islands national colors?

  • Green
  • Yellow
  • Red
  • Purple (correct)

What does the term 'vigilante' signify in the context of the coat of arms of the Virgin Islands?

  • To be victorious
  • To be watchful (correct)
  • To be fierce
  • To be calm

Which of the following is associated with the territorial music of the Virgin Islands?

  • Samba music
  • Soca music
  • Fungi music (correct)
  • Calypso music

Which of the following is NOT listed as a part of the Virgin Islands territorial wear?

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What does the white cedar tree represent in the context of national symbols?

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Flashcards

Territorial Badge

The coat of arms, a symbol with Queen Ursula and oil tamps, representing 11,000 Virgins.

Territorial Tree

The white cedar tree, a symbolic plant of the Virgin Islands.

Territorial Music

Fungi music, a unique form of music evolved from African traditions.

Territorial Colors

Yellow (sun), green (hills), blue (sea), white (beaches), and red (spirit), representing the Virgin Islands.

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Territorial Flower

White cedar flower, a symbolic blossom for the Virgin Islands.

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Study Notes

National Symbols

  • Badge (Coat of Arms): Represents vigilance, featuring Queen Ursula with 11,000 oil lamps, symbolizing the 11,000 virgin saints after whom the islands were named.
  • Tree: White cedar tree
  • Colors:
    • Yellow: Rising sun
    • Green: Hills
    • Blue: Caribbean Sea
    • White: Beaches
    • Red: Fiery nature of Virgin Islanders
  • Music: Fungi music, evolved from African music through slavery and emancipation.
  • Flower: White Cedar Flower
  • Bird: Turtle dove
  • Other Cultural Elements: Virgin Islands print, turtle dove, oleander, hibiscus flower, soursop, sugar apple, Virgin Island sloop.

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