Geography
This Caribbean nation is known as the “Island of Spice.”
Grenada
This spice is Grenada’s most famous export.
Nutmeg
Grenada gained independence from this country in 1974.
United Kingdom
This lively music style is popular during Grenada’s carnival.
Soca
This is Grenada’s national bird.
Grenada Dove or Leptotila Wellsi
Grenada is located in this sea.
Caribbean Sea
A traditional Grenadian dish made with breadfruit, salted meat, and coconut milk.
Oil Down
This fort overlooks the capital and was named after a French governor.
Fort George
The last line of the "National Anthem" of Grenada.
As one people, one family, God bless our nation.
The red border on Grenada’s flag symbolizes courage, vitality, and this additional value.
Unity
This is the capital city of Grenada.
St. George’s
This fruit is widely considered the most popular and prolific fruit in Grenada
Mango
What year was the first flight on the international airport in Grenada?
June 6, 1982
This cultural tradition involves storytelling, drumming, and dance.
Big Drum dancing
The ribbon on the Coat of Arms displays the national motto of Grenada. What are the words?
"Ever conscious of God we aspire, build and advance as one people."
Grenada is part of this group of islands.
Lesser Antilles
This annual celebration showcases Grenadian music, costumes, and culture.
Spicemas (Carnival)
This 1983 event involved U.S. military intervention in Grenada.
U.S. invasion of Grenada (Operation Urgent Fury)
This popular Caribbean music style uses storytelling and social commentary and is performed in Grenada.
Calypso
Grenada’s flag contains seven stars, but only this many parishes are located on the main island of Grenada.
Six
This underwater sculpture park is a famous attraction in Grenada.
Moliniere Underwater Sculpture Park
This locally made rum brand is famous in Grenada.
Clarke’s Court Rum
This former Grenadian leader was involved in the 1983 political crisis.
Maurice Bishop
This traditional instrument is often used alongside drums in Grenadian folk and soca music.
Conch Shell
The seven stars on Grenada’s flag symbolize the parishes, but one star represents a territory separate from the main island, which is also the birthplace of this historical figure who opposed colonial rule.
Carriacou & Petite Martinique and Eric Gairy.