This month is when Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month is celebrated in the United States.
What is May?
This country eats pho.
What is Vietnam?
This word represents love, respect, compassion, and harmony in Native Hawaiian culture.
What is Aloha?
This place is number one for exporting water.
In 1978, Congress first created this week-long celebration recognizing Asian American and Pacific Islander contributions.
This country was known as Burma until 1989.
What is Myanmar?
This dance is an important cultural practice that tells stories.
What is Hula?
This place is home to the Chammoro.
What is Guam?
One reason May was chosen for AANHPI Heritage Month is to commemorate the arrival of immigrants from this country in 1843.
What is Japan?
This country was not colonized by Europeans.
What is Thailand?
Native Hawaiians traveled across this ocean.
What is the Pacific Ocean?
This place has these two main islands: Viti Levu and Vanua Levu.
This major 1869 infrastructure project, built largely by Chinese immigrant labor, is commemorated during AANHPI Heritage Month.
This country did not celebrate birthdays, but aged one year all together.
This year marks the overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom, an important event in Native Hawaiian history.
What is 1893?
What This place is an unincorporated territory of the US
Asian What is Guam?
In 2021, this U.S. president issued a proclamation emphasizing the inclusion of Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander communities in the celebration.
Who is Joe Biden?
This country is an archipelago in Southeast Asia compromising approximately 17,500 islands.
What is Indonesia?
This is the traditional language spoken by Native Hawaiians.
What is ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi?
This place is north of Australia.
What is Papua New Guinea?