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Background History of the Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement

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Background History of the Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement

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Ever since Queen Liliuokalani's reign, before the Hawaiian Monarchy was completely dragged down slowly, many groups of Native Hawaiians, known widely as the Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement, came together to gain back all the good things that Hawaii had back then. Their specific intention/goal is to recapture back all the good things that the real Nature of Hawaii had long time ago, so that the future generations of Hawaii can be surrounded with pure energy of their homeland. They want to bring back what was Hawaii like back then, an independent nation. Despite being criticized from people like foreigners, they keep fighting for what they absolutely think is right for the people of Hawaii, even if some of those people of Hawaii would go against them.

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- Nakaso, Dan. (2016). U.S. says sovereignty decision is Hawaiians'.September,12,2017, www.staradvertiser.com.
-What is it? Hawaii government was demanded by Native Hawaiians to give them rights to participate in the political matter with Hawaii and U.S. United States, and Hawaii agreed to the proposal of the Native Hawaiians.
-Who is/was involved? Native Hawaiians, Hawaii government, and U.S government were involved.
-When did it take place or occur? It occured in July 2014.
-Where did it take place? It took place at a public meeting held by the U.S. Department of Interior for Native Hawaiian community members at the Waimea Community Center in Waimea, Hawaii.
-Why is it important to Hawaii? It's important to Hawaii because future Native Hawaiian government  would be able to establish a relationship, connecting/involved politically with the U.S.
-How will it be resolved? For those officials who are being demanded by the Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement, it would take a lot of thinking, and cautiousness in order to give what they want. For the Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement, it would take a long time to get what they have always yearned for. If the officials will agree, then maybe Native Hawaiians would get more civil rights.

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- Lauer, Nancy. (2015). Native Hawaiian march draws thousands. September,13,2017, www.allhawaiinews.com.
-What is it? Many carrying Hawaiian flags marched towards Waikiki, try to appeal government to protect Hawaii's natural resources for future generations. Even demonstrators, and Aloha Aina advocates join in to help, for the good of future generations. They all came in together to try to solve major Hawaii problems.
-Who is/was involved? Native Hawaiians, government of Hawaii, and some Hawaii based companies were involved.
-When did it take place or occur?
It occured in August 10, 2015.
-Where did it take place? It took place in Waikiki, Hawaii.
-Why is it important to Hawaii? It's important to Hawaii because future generations of Hawaii would then be able to receive good things, such as more natural resources, and more civil rights.
-How will it be resolved? If the government of Hawaii will be appealed by the Native Hawaiians (Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement), then there would be even more added benefits to Hawaii, which is a really good thing.

This picture shows the Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement, including others who wanted to participate , marching towards Waikiki, to talk to the Hawaii government. They will keep on moving to achieve their intentions/goals.

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- Brown, Taylor. (2015). Aloha to the U.S.: Is Hawaii an occupied nation? September,13, 2017, www.bbc.com.
-What is it? An upcoming election has highlighted the deep disagreement between Native Hawaiians over what the future should look like. Some local people, and government officials are still trying to understand all the wishes of Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement.
-Who is/was involved? Hawaii government officials, President Barack Obama, and Native Hawaiians were involved.
-When did it take place or occur? It occured in November 2, 2015.
-Where did it take place? It took place in the Hawaiian state capitol in Hawaii.
Why is it important to Hawaii? It's important because somehow, it shows why goverment of Hawaii, and the U.S don't want to listen to the Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement. They are not that sure if the Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement have a good, or bad intention.
-How will it be resolved? If the Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement also becomes part of the Hawaii government, then maybe they would be useful in terms of political, and world matter in aiding of its problems. That is if Hawaii government tries to go deep into knowing if the Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement are filled with good, or bad hearts, then that would be a sort of tension for those groups. It's worth it if they would be approved in the future.

This picture shows a crowd, who have a Native Hawaiian ancestry/blood, and a pure Native Hawaiian person, who is praying for his group to succeed: all of them gathered in the Hawaiian State Capitol. They somehow had to discuss with some Hawaii officials, wanting to get more rights to take part in political matters.

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- Info Grafik Incorporation. (2017). Hawaiian sovereignty movement. September,13,2017, www.hawaiihistory.org.
-What is it? Hawaiian sovereignty movement has been formed ever since 1893. The government tries their best agreeing with Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement's plead/wish.
-Who is/was involved? Old Hawaii Monarchy, Hawaii government, and Native Hawaiians were involved.
When did it take place or occur? It occured since 1893.
Where did it take place? It took place almost all over Hawaii over time, mostly in government places.
-Why is it important to Hawaii? It's important because If Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement accomplishes all their goals for Hawaii and the future generations, then Hawaii will later on become more stable.
-How will it be resolved? In order for the Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement to gain Hawaii government, and U.S. government"s trust, they must show to the best of their ability that they are serious in achieving their goals for the future of Hawaii.