On 1 November 1981.
Yes
The United Kingdom.
Barbados has been independent country since November 30, 1966.
They become independent in 1679
Santa maria la Antigua Del Darius was a colony.
No.Antigua and Barbuda is a sovereign nation recognized by the UN and all other nations. It was a former British colony until it was Founded: Nov 01, 1981. There was an uprising by the Premier who went on to become the first Prime minster. It is a Parliamentary system of government with elections held every 5 years. Of the islands in the Caribbean it is notable for having some of the most beautiful beaches and their slogan was 365 beaches one for every day is actually an understatement. On the sister Isle Barbuda they are known for their pink sand beaches. Also Antigua is noted for frequent visits and homes of celebrities. Paparazzi are not welcomed and considered stalkers under Antiguan law and have been jailed frequently.
the colony balboa established was called Santa maria la Antigua Del Darian
The Republic of Paraguay become independent from Spain in May 15, 1811.
1620
I have no idea, but it's a colony.
The entries in boldface are existing nations which separated from the British Empire (some remain part of the Commonwealth). They include numbers of nations in Africa, the Caribbean, and the Pacific.Australia - (dominion 1907) - independent 1947, formally 1986Bahamas - self-governing 1964, independent 1973British Guiana - independent 1966 as GuyanaBritish Honduras - independent 1981 as BelizeBritish Malaya - independent 1957, part of Malaysia1963Brunei - independent 1984Canada - (dominion 1867) independent 1931, formally 1982Ceylon - independent 1947, now Sri LankaCyprus - independent 1960India - independent as India and Pakistan, 1947Malta - independent 1964New Zealand - (dominion 1907)- independent 1947Newfoundland - part of Canada, 1949Singapore - independent 1985* African colonies alphabetically:Basutoland - became independent as Lesotho, 1966Bechuanaland - became independent as Botswana, 1966British Somaliland - merged with Somalia, 1963 (part declared independence 1991)Egypt - occupied twice, independent 1922Gambia - independent 1965Gold Coast - independent as Ghana, 1957Kenya (formerly British East Africa) - independent 1963Nigeria - various merges, independent 1960Northern Rhodesia - merged with NyasalandNyasaland (formerly British Central Africa) - independent as Malawi, 1961Sierra Leone - independent 1961Sudan - independent 1956Swaziland - independent 1968Tanganyika - independent 1962, now part of TanzaniaUganda - independent 1962Union of South Africa - Republic of South Africa, 1961Zanzibar - independent 1963, now part of TanzaniaZimbabwe - independent 1980* Asian and Pacific islands, alphabetically:Ellice Islands - independent 1978 as TuvaluFriendly Islands - protectorate lifted 1970, island nation TongaGilbert Islands - autonomous 1971, independent 1979 as KiribatiMaldives - independent (sultanate) 1965Mauritius - independent 1968New Hebrides - (with France) independent 1980 as VanuatuNauru - independent 1968Seychelles - independent 1976Solomon Islands - independent 1978* Caribbean islands , alphabetically:Antigua - independent 1981 (Antigua and Barbuda)Barbados - independent 1966Barbuda - declared independence 1980 (Antigua and Barbuda)Dominica (small island) - independent 1978Grenada - independent 1974Jamaica - independent 1962St. Christopher and Nevis - independent 1983Saint Lucia - independent 1979St. Vincent and the Grenadines - independent 1979Trinidad and Tobago - independent 1962
The Republic of Guinea is not a colony; it is an independent country. It is is FORMER French colony, but it has been independent since 1958.