HWST 107 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
What is the difference between militarism and militarization? - Answers -Militarism: the
ideology that a nation should maintain and be ready to use its strong military capabilities
to advance its national interest. Using the military to threaten and take
Militarization: is the use of the military as defense
T/f: the missionaries who came to hawaii in 1820 were members of the new england
protestant organization, named american board of foreign missions, that influenced laws
in education in the hawaiian kingdom. - answers -true
T/f: malama 'aina means to divide and to share and both meanings apply to the laws
enacted in 1848 that created free simple property and the rights to buy and sell land in
hawaii - answers -false; it is the great mahele
T/f: the last monarch of the hawaiian kingdom, king david kalakaua, was nothing like the
bloodthirsty savage that some american newspapers portrayed him as. - answers -true;
the last monarch was queen liliuokalani
T/f: in 1819, the heirs of the deceased mo'i decided to repudiate the eating kapu and
this act, known as i noa reflected fundamental social change in hawaiian society -
answers -true
T/f: the supreme court of the united states determined rice vs. Office of hawaiian affairs,
that limiting the election of oha trustees to hawaiian electors violated the 14th
amendment of the us constitution - answers -false
T/f: islands in micronesia were turned over to us control in 1947 and called a us territory
because the us was responsible for the islanders' welfare, even as these islands were
militarized - answers -false
T/f: signed by president clinton in 1993, the sovereignty resolution acknowledged us
complicity in the illegal overthrow of the hawaiian kingdom, and commited the us to
reconciliation with oiwi - answers -false
T/f: kalakaua signed the bayonet constitution in 1887 weakening the monarch and
preparing the way for the overthrow of the government in 1893. - answers -true
Hawaiian homes commission act 1921 - answers -a homesteading program to place
native hawaiians defined as those of 50 percent or more hawaiian blood--on lands in
hawaii designated for that purpose
Article 12 section 7 - answers -beach access?
, Akaka bill - answers -reaffirm the right of native hawaiians to self-determination and
establish a process for federal recognition of a reorganized native hawaiian
government.
Office of hawaiian affairs - answers -semi-autonomous entity of the state of hawaii
created in 1978. Administers of royal land held in trust for the benefit of native
hawaiians, got some traditional land back
The two major organizations that demonstrated powerful resistance to the overthrow of
1893 and the us attempted annexation in 1898 - answers -hui aloha aina
Hui kalai aina
In the article, a synopsis of events leading to the overthrow dr. Kame lehiwa writes that
hawaiian society exercise a form of self governance and sovereignty, known as -
answers -ea
The kuei petitions state dr. Noinois, syllabus research, on the protest petitions shows
the development of hawaiian political parties, who organized approximately ____
citizens to petition ______ to stop the annexation efforts - answers -20,000
Congress
The papa new guinea tribes people worked for the leahi brothers because - answers -d.
They were treated as indentured slaves or laborers
The term act of war describes the overthrow of the hawaiian monarchy as - answers -c.
The conspiracy of haole citizens, members of the us foreign service and military
Based on the robie readings and film, independence for micronesia is limited because -
answers -b. Their strategic importance to larger nations like the us
The 1921 hawaiian homes act actually accomplished the following - answers -b.
Allowed congress to define who were natives
According to the author susan felugi, the ______ broke its promise to _____ by
breaching its trust obligations - answers -us federal government
50% native hawaiians
Rover cleveland once said "upon the facts developed, it seems to me the only
honorable course for government to pursue was to undo the wrong that had been done
to those representing us and to restore as far as practicable, the status existing at the
time of our forcible intervention" this statement refers to what historical event ? -
answers -the 1893 overthrow
Undrip - answers -united nations declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples
What is the difference between militarism and militarization? - Answers -Militarism: the
ideology that a nation should maintain and be ready to use its strong military capabilities
to advance its national interest. Using the military to threaten and take
Militarization: is the use of the military as defense
T/f: the missionaries who came to hawaii in 1820 were members of the new england
protestant organization, named american board of foreign missions, that influenced laws
in education in the hawaiian kingdom. - answers -true
T/f: malama 'aina means to divide and to share and both meanings apply to the laws
enacted in 1848 that created free simple property and the rights to buy and sell land in
hawaii - answers -false; it is the great mahele
T/f: the last monarch of the hawaiian kingdom, king david kalakaua, was nothing like the
bloodthirsty savage that some american newspapers portrayed him as. - answers -true;
the last monarch was queen liliuokalani
T/f: in 1819, the heirs of the deceased mo'i decided to repudiate the eating kapu and
this act, known as i noa reflected fundamental social change in hawaiian society -
answers -true
T/f: the supreme court of the united states determined rice vs. Office of hawaiian affairs,
that limiting the election of oha trustees to hawaiian electors violated the 14th
amendment of the us constitution - answers -false
T/f: islands in micronesia were turned over to us control in 1947 and called a us territory
because the us was responsible for the islanders' welfare, even as these islands were
militarized - answers -false
T/f: signed by president clinton in 1993, the sovereignty resolution acknowledged us
complicity in the illegal overthrow of the hawaiian kingdom, and commited the us to
reconciliation with oiwi - answers -false
T/f: kalakaua signed the bayonet constitution in 1887 weakening the monarch and
preparing the way for the overthrow of the government in 1893. - answers -true
Hawaiian homes commission act 1921 - answers -a homesteading program to place
native hawaiians defined as those of 50 percent or more hawaiian blood--on lands in
hawaii designated for that purpose
Article 12 section 7 - answers -beach access?
, Akaka bill - answers -reaffirm the right of native hawaiians to self-determination and
establish a process for federal recognition of a reorganized native hawaiian
government.
Office of hawaiian affairs - answers -semi-autonomous entity of the state of hawaii
created in 1978. Administers of royal land held in trust for the benefit of native
hawaiians, got some traditional land back
The two major organizations that demonstrated powerful resistance to the overthrow of
1893 and the us attempted annexation in 1898 - answers -hui aloha aina
Hui kalai aina
In the article, a synopsis of events leading to the overthrow dr. Kame lehiwa writes that
hawaiian society exercise a form of self governance and sovereignty, known as -
answers -ea
The kuei petitions state dr. Noinois, syllabus research, on the protest petitions shows
the development of hawaiian political parties, who organized approximately ____
citizens to petition ______ to stop the annexation efforts - answers -20,000
Congress
The papa new guinea tribes people worked for the leahi brothers because - answers -d.
They were treated as indentured slaves or laborers
The term act of war describes the overthrow of the hawaiian monarchy as - answers -c.
The conspiracy of haole citizens, members of the us foreign service and military
Based on the robie readings and film, independence for micronesia is limited because -
answers -b. Their strategic importance to larger nations like the us
The 1921 hawaiian homes act actually accomplished the following - answers -b.
Allowed congress to define who were natives
According to the author susan felugi, the ______ broke its promise to _____ by
breaching its trust obligations - answers -us federal government
50% native hawaiians
Rover cleveland once said "upon the facts developed, it seems to me the only
honorable course for government to pursue was to undo the wrong that had been done
to those representing us and to restore as far as practicable, the status existing at the
time of our forcible intervention" this statement refers to what historical event ? -
answers -the 1893 overthrow
Undrip - answers -united nations declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples
