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Danish West Indies ended in 1917.
Danish West Indies was created in 1754.
The United States took possession of the islands on March 31, 1917 and the territory was renamed the Virgin Islands of the United States
They have owned The Danish West Indies or Danish West-Indian Islands (also called Danish Antilles). They are located in the Caribbean. The are now officially called the Virgin Islands and was sold to America.Denmark also had colonies in England waaay back (which is why English and American languages has about 20 danish-influenced words in it).Other places: Germany, Russia.
Danish West Indies
The US Virgin Islands were not gained in the Spanish-American War. The United States bought them from Denmark in 1917, under the Treaty of the Danish West Indies.
The Virgin Islands was officially named in 1917 when the united the group of islands from Denmark for 25 million in gold. Before that the islands were called The Danish West Indies. They were originally discovered by Christpher Columbas on his third voayage he namedthe islands after St. Ursela and her 700 virgins.
The Virgin Islands was officially named in 1917 when the united the group of islands from Denmark for 25 million in gold. Before that the islands were called The Danish West Indies. They were originally discovered by Christpher Columbas on his third voayage he namedthe islands after St. Ursela and her 700 virgins.
Ø is the Danish word for island. If you want to say it in plural, say øer.
The Faroe Islands.
The U.S. government purchased this group of 50 islands and cays from Denmark in 1917 because they wanted to be able to control this spot in the Caribbean during WWI.
In Faroe Islands, we use the Danish kroner.