Trinidad and Tobago was rediscovered by Christopher Columbus on July 31st 1948. He did not discover because there were people already living there, the Amerindians.
The Caribbean nation Trinidad and Tobago was first explored by Europeans when Christopher Columbus first found the islands on January 31, 1498 during his third voyage to the New World. The country consists of two islands, which are Trinidad (the main island) and Tobago. Columbus did not actually visit the island of Tobago, but he did sight the island and gave it its name about the time he visited Trinidad. Trinidad was first settled by pre-agricultural Archaic people at least 7,000 years ago, making it the earliest-settled part of the Caribbean.
Most of the lands that Christopher Columbus reached on his four voyages were in the Caribbean Sea. He also visited the coasts of Mexico and Central America.
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While the Italian explorer Christopher Columbus is credited with establishing a Spanish colony on Trinidad in 1498, it remained distinctly different from Tobago until 1889. They became independent of the British in 1962 and became a republic in 1976. However, back during the French Revolution, French planters migrated to the island of Trinidad and established such communities as Carenage, Laventille, Champs Fleurs, and Blanchisseuse.
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Trinidad and Tobago was rediscovered by Christopher Columbus on July 31st 1948. He did not discover because there were people already living there, the Amerindians.
Spain was the european controlled Trinidad and Tobago. Because of Christopher Columbus
The Caribbean nation Trinidad and Tobago was first explored by Europeans when Christopher Columbus first found the islands on January 31, 1498 during his third voyage to the New World. The country consists of two islands, which are Trinidad (the main island) and Tobago. Columbus did not actually visit the island of Tobago, but he did sight the island and gave it its name about the time he visited Trinidad. Trinidad was first settled by pre-agricultural Archaic people at least 7,000 years ago, making it the earliest-settled part of the Caribbean.
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christoper columbus named trinindad and tobago by god
The Arawaks (or Aruacas) were the tribe that is given credit for making early hammocks in Trinidad and Tobago. They were the tribe of people that were in Trinidad and Tobago when Columbus landed there.
Pertaining to Trinidad and Tobago, When Christopher Columbus saw three mountain peaks jutting out of the water, it remineded him of the entrance to the harbour in Madrid, Spain. He then named the island Trinidad. The Carib or Arawak word for Trinidad was Iere, meaning 'Land of the Humming Bird".
Trinidad and Tobago was discovered by Christopher Columbus (Cristobal Colon) in October 1498 on his 3rd Voyage and he claimed the islands in the names of the King and Queen of Spain. Trinidad was settled properly from 1592 with the founding of San Jose de Oruna. We remained under Spanish rule until the British took the island with very little resistance in 1797. Trinidad and Tobago became a British Crown Colony until the British granted independence on 31st August 1962.
The currency of trinidad and tobago is Trinidad and Tobago dollar.
The community name derives from Spanish for "trinity," although how the community came by this name is a matter of dispute. One tradition says the settlement was named for Trinidad Baca, daughter of an early resident.
Most of the lands that Christopher Columbus reached on his four voyages were in the Caribbean Sea. He also visited the coasts of Mexico and Central America.