'Hawaiian government' presentation slideshows

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Bell Quiz: Use Pages 342-345

Bell Quiz: Use Pages 342-345. 1.What happened in 1890 to make Hawaiian sugar more expensive in America? 2. What benefit would there be to American planters if Hawaii was annexed by the U.S.? 3.In what year did Hawaii become a U.S. territory? When did the become a state?

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Unit 3: Imperialism & WWI

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The Overthrow of the Hawaiian Monarchy

The Overthrow of the Hawaiian Monarchy . Bayonet Constitution. The Bayonet Constitution. A new law for the Hawaiian government in 1887 in which King David Kalakaua was forced to sign.

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By: Colette McGrew Room 303 Group A

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Hawaii And The Age of Imperialism

Hawaii And The Age of Imperialism. By: Katie Rego, Jesse Boyland, Kevin Perin, and Greg Holmes. HOW DID THE U.S. GET INVOLVED?. The U.S. first got involved in 1875 when a treaty was signed between the U.S. and Hawaii. It permitted US access to the Hawaiian sugarcane market.

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Hawaii And The Age of Imperialism

Hawaii And The Age of Imperialism. By: Katie Rego, Jesse Boyland, Kevin Perin, and Greg Holmes. HOW DID THE U.S. GET INVOLVED?. The U.S. first got involved in 1875 when a treaty was signed between the U.S. and Hawaii. It permitted US access to the Hawaiian sugarcane market.

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