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In Hawaii there are 132______.
What is an island?
100
On special occasions the highest ranking Chiefs wore this exquisite piece of garment on them which is made of thousands of feathers.
What did Hawaiians wear on special occasions?
100
About 86 percent of the people in Hawaii live in Urban areas, of which Honolulu is the largest.
Who lives in Hawaii?
200
The usual temperature for Hawaii is 60 degrees, but in 1941 in was 14 degrees.
What is an unusual temperature for Hawaii?
200
President Dwight D Eisenhower signed a proclamation admitting Hawaii into the Union as the 50th state.
When did Hawaii become a state?
200
English is universally used in Hawaii by Hawaiians, although about a quarter of those over the age of five speak a language other than English at home.
What is a language used other then English?
300
All the lands were formed by volcanoes located on the ocean floor.
How were lands formed?
300
In 1810 the islands Kauai and Niihau accepted Kamehameha as their leader.
Who and when did Hawaii accept a leader?
300
In Hawaii 18 percent are Hawaiian, 3 percent are Caucasian, 40 percent are Asian, 23 percent are Japanese, 11 percent are Filipino, 4.5 percent are Chinese, 1 percent are Korean, and 2 percent are Samoans and Puerto Ricans.
What are cultures in Hawaii?
400
2 volcanoes are still active called Mayna Loa and Kilauea.
What volcanoes are still alive?
400
December 7, 1941 Pearl Harbor, Oahu in Hawaii was bombed by the Japanese which forced the United states into war.
What was a bombing in Hawaii?
400
Very few people use Hawaiian as their primary language. But everyone in Hawaii sprinkle their speech with Hawaiian words.
What happens when Hawaiians they use English?
500
Hawaii has lots of trees therefor Hawaii produces a lot of coconuts and fruits.
What does Hawaii produce a lot of?
500
Hawaii was discovered January 18, 1778.
When was Hawaii founded?
500
People in Hawaii used to use the stars to guide them and get them where they need to go mostly on a canoe or boat.
What they used to guide them?