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Off of California

Northern Pacific Ocean

(Appleby, et al, 2014)

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("Annexing Hawaii" 2:07)

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Hawaii was abundant in sugar kane so sugar trade was very popular and successful in Hawaii

America wanted more sugar so they raised imports on foreign sugar

(“Hawaiian Annexation”)

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The raise of imports lead for sugar planters to be undersold and made Hawaii have a depression

People then thought if America annexed Hawaii this problem would go away

(“Hawaiian Annexation”)

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January 17, 1892- Overthrew Queen Liliuokalani and made a provisional Government to replace her monarchy

September 11 - October 2, 1897- petitions signed to stop the Annexation

February 27, 1898- senate vote for the Annexation

July 21, 1898- resolution that Hawaii was annexed

1959- made Hawaii an actual state, not just a territory

("Annexation of Hawaii")

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Born September 2, 1838

Died November 11, 1917

Hawaii’s queen before Annexation

First and last queen of Hawaii

Wanted Peaceful resistance

Arrested arrested on 16 January 1895

Accused of being apart of a 1895 counter revolution

(Engel)

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New England  Missionaries went to Hawaii and  saw the beautiful land and what it could provide in 1820

(“Hawaiian Annexation”)

Stopping place for ships that were going to Asia

(Appleby, et al, 2014)

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The United States flag is being raised in Hawaii to celebrate the annexation

(Davey)

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Queen Lili’uokalani’s photograph of her in London

(Ostrorog)

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Propaganda that shows Uncle Sam getting “first dibs” on having Hawaii

(Uncle Sam and His "Oyster)