World of Change
This god was inherited by Kamehameha I from his Uncle, Kalaniʻōpuʻu
Who is Kūkaʻilimoku? (or Kū is acceptable)
This Hawaiian Monarch wasn't Kamehameha I's favorite wife, but she was known as "The Sacred Wife"
Who is Keopulani?
This island was the hub of commerce for the entire North Pacific.
What is Honolulu? (Oahu is also acceptable)
What is the Kapu system?
This Big Island bay was where many ships docked. It is also where Captain Cook died.
What is Kealakekua Bay?
This Hawaiian monarch became king at age 10.
Who is Kamehameha III? (Kauikeaouli is also acceptable)
This was Hawai'i's biggest export in 1859.
What is sugar?
This man was the last high priest of Pa'ao lineage
Who is Hewahewa?
This saying was used by Historian O.A. Bushnell to describe the intermingling of sailors and Hawaiian women.
What is "the kiss of death"?
This Hawaiian Monarch was the last member of the Kamehameha Dynasty.
Who is Kamehameha V? (Lot is also acceptable)
This princess declined the offer to become a queen.
Who is Princess Pauahi?
This man, Kamehameha I's nephew, tried unsuccessfully to defend the Hawaiian gods and kapu system.
This man is believed to be the first Hawaiian Christian.
Who is Henry Opukaha'ia?
(Obookiah is also acceptable)
This Hawaiian Monarch was also reffered to as "The Merrie Monarch" for his efforts to restore Hawaiian culture.
Who is King David Kalakaua?
This important future military base was a matter of interest to Americans.
What is Pearl Harbor?
This type of deity was not destroyed along with heaius.
What is Aumakua (Household gods is also acceptable)
This famous American novelist spent 6 months in the Hawaiian kingdom in 1867.
Who is Mark Twain?
This Hawaiian Monarch wrote "Aloha Oe" and was the last reigning monarch of Hawai'i.
Who is Queen Liliuokalani?
This sugar refiner held debt over the Hawaiian Kingdom.
Who is Claus Spreckels?
These were the only people who could worship primary gods.
Who are the Ali'i?