In 1874, Fiji became a colony of Great Britain after a series of conflicts and political instability among the indigenous Fijian tribes. The British established control over the islands following the signing of the Deed of Cession by Fijian chiefs, which aimed to restore peace and order. This colonial rule significantly impacted Fijian society, economy, and governance, marking a new chapter in the islands' history. Fiji remained a British colony until it gained independence in 1970.
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