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Final Study Flashcards

1
Q

What was the result of the Reciprocity Treaty?

A

Pearl Harbor

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2
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What is the meaining of ABCFM?

A

American Born Commisioners for Foreign Missions

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3
Q

Who was the Blount Report for?

A

President Cleveland

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4
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What president okayed the annexation of Hawai’i?

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McKinley

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5
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When did sugar planters start taking water from the Waialaie(??) Ditch?

A

1856

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6
Q

What contact did Hawaiians have before written language?

A

Oral

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7
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Who led the overthrow of Queen Lili’uokalani?

A

Loren Thornton(??)

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8
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When did sugar planters petition for a Reciprocity Treaty in Hawai’i?

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1896

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9
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In the synopsis of traditional Hawaiian culture from 1778 to 1823, a span of 45 years, what was the percentage of the population decline?

A

80%

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10
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How long did sugar dominate in Hawai’i?

A

160 years

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11
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What war made Hawai’i’s sugar lucrative to american planters?

A

Civil War

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12
Q

The Robert Wilcox rebellion was to restore what?

A

1864 Constitution

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13
Q

The Blount Report is housed where?

A

The Library of Congress

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14
Q

The Bayonet Constitution forced Kalaka’ua to loose his what?

A

Executive Power

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15
Q

Hui Aloha’aina was formed to support the queen and what?

A

Prevent Annexation

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16
Q

In what year were Hawaiian language schools outlawed?

A

1916

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17
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One of the three charges against Queen Lili’uokalani for treason was what?

A

She proposed a new constitution.
EC:
Arms on the palace grounds
She knew about the rebellion

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18
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How many signatures did Hui Aloha’aina collect to protest annexation?

A

38,000

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19
Q

Where did King Kalaka’ua die?

A

San Francisco

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20
Q

Where was Queen Lili’uokalani held prisoner?

A

Iolani Palace

21
Q

Queen Lili’uokalani’s government was overthrown with the help of who?

A

US Marines

22
Q

What was Blount’s full name?

A

James H Blount

23
Q

How many diseases came with the foreigners?

A 
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
VD
Cholera
Dysphoria
Leprosy
Small Pox
Plague
Common Cold
Measles
24
Q

Who was the first president of the provisional government?

A

Sanford B Dole

EC: James Pole

25
Q

Another word for marketing is…

A

Reciprocity

26
Q

What is the Blount Report?

A

The false accusation against the Hawaiian kingdom.

27
Q

What resolution was passed that lead to the annexation?

A

The Newlan Resolution

28
Q

What was John Doe vs Kamehameha about?

A

A non-hawaiian wanting to enter an all Hawaiian school.

29
Q

How many trust funds do we have in Hawaii?

A

5

30
Q

Name the trust funds set up by the Ali’i?

A 
Bishop Estates
Queen Medical Center
Kapiolani ... Children Center
Lunalilo Trust
(one missing)
31
Q

What are the bases of this class by your Kumu?

A

Remember who you are and where you came from.

32
Q

What is the tradition of Ka Lahui Hawai’i?

A

The Hawaiian people

33
Q

What is the definition of the Kaleana act?

A

The US responsibility to make sure it takes are of its islands under its jurisdiction.

34
Q

The islands called the federated states are located in…

A

Micronesia

35
Q

To bring fish into a bay you need…

A

Fresh water

EC: Brackish

36
Q

Fresh and salt water produce what?

A

Brackish

EC: algae

37
Q

What kind of water is on the leeward side of Oahu?

A

Artesian

38
Q

What ali’i trust donated land to the other trust?

A

Bishop Estate

39
Q

Where was the first lanalilo home located?

A

Roosevelt HS

40
Q

From what island was the first non-hawaiian student admitted to Kamehameha school?

A

Kauai

41
Q

What trade replaced saddle wood?

A

Whaling

42
Q

What was the phase of the moon used for?

A

Farming
Building of temples
Celebration of life
EC: EVERYTHING

43
Q

Besides the US, who were the other colonizers?

A

British and French

44
Q

When did the negotiation begin for the compact of free association with US?

A

1970

45
Q

What God did the Hawaiians believe Captain Cook was?

A

Lono

46
Q

What island is Captain Cooks monument on?

A

Hawaii Island

47
Q

What island is your Kumu from?

A

Lana’i

48
Q

The other canoe that sailed with Hokula was made for…

A

Mao

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