Ivory Coast became a protectorate of France, marking the beginning of foreign dominance.
Ivory Coast was officially consolidated as a French colony amid the Scramble for Africa.
Ivory Coast gained independence from France, led by Félix Houphouët-Boigny.
A coup d'état occurred, marking the beginning of political instability in Ivory Coast.
The first civil war broke out, lasting until 2007 and exacerbating internal conflicts.
The second civil war erupted, continuing until 2011, following disputed elections.
Ivory Coast adopted a new constitution to strengthen its governance structure.