Pineapple & The Big Five
To ship goods out of Hawaiʻi to the mainland for sale.
Export
These two ethnic groups made history in 1920 by forming unions and going on strike together for the first time.
Japanese and Filipino
The original name of McKinley High School.
Honolulu High School
The local man kidnapped and murdered by the Massie family.
Joseph Kahahawai
A word for something "widely but unfavorably known."
Notorious
The "Pineapple King" who bought the island of Lānaʻi in 1922.
James Dole
The 1924 strike in _________, Kauai turned violent, resulting in the deaths of 16 Filipinos and 4 policemen.
Hanapepe
The first woman to register to vote on Oʻahu.
Johanna Wilcox
The name for the unfair system where haoles and locals were treated differently.
Dual System of Justice
A deviation from the normal or typical.
Aberration
The year the Great Stock Market Crash occurred.
1929
This event forced Hawaiʻi to stop importing foreign labor and improve conditions.
The Great Depression
Schools that separated students based on their English-speaking ability.
English Standard Schools
The famous mainland lawyer who defended the Massies.
Clarence Darrow
To follow or read something "eagerly and enthusiastically."
Avidly
The company that eventually took over the Hawaiian Pineapple Company.
Castle & Cooke
Along with the Mormon Temple, this major building was built in the 1920s.
College of Hawaiʻi
This group of people most feared that educated children would leave the fields.
Plantation managers
The length of time and the location where the Massie defendants actually served their sentence.
One hour in governor's office
A trick or strategy used to deceive, like the police note used to kidnap Kahahawai.
Ruse
This 1934 Act from Congress threatened Hawaii's economy by treating our sugar like it was "foreign."
Jones-Costigan Act
The union that started on the waterfront in 1936.
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union (ILWU)
The Republican sixth governor of Hawaiʻi.
Wallace R Farrington
The specific threat Hawaiʻi faced from Washington if Judd didn't commute the sentence.
Loss of self-government
Women who advanced the right to vote.
Suffragists