Final Exam Review: Colonialism and Hawaii

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According to discussions we had in class what is the nature of colonialism?

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It often involves the exploitation of resources and people.

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What does the term "gunboat diplomacy" imply?

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To illustrate the use of military force to achieve diplomatic goals.

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According to our discussions in class, what was one outcome of the 1840 Constitution of the Hawaiian Kingdom?

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It established and Modernized the Hawaiian kingdom to western norms.

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What best describes Kaʻahumanuʻs role in the Hawaiian Kingdom?

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She ruled alongside Liholiho and Kauikeaouli after Kamehameha's death.

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What is the primary focus of Lahainaluna Seminary as described in class?

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To educate young men in various subjects including religion using the Hawaiian language.

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What would you describe as the impact of early American missionaries on Hawaiian education?

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They established the first schools to educate the makaʻāinana through literacy and Christianity.

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In what way does the 1840 Constitution control the Native Hawaiian population? Options: By introducing less severe punishments than traditional customs., By encouraging cultural independence., By promoting military training among citizens., By abolishing the monarchy altogether.

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By introducing less severe punishments than traditional customs.

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What does the establishment of Lahainaluna mean in the broader context of imperialism?

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It was a tool for American cultural influence and control.

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What does the phrase "settler colonialism" refer to in the context of our discussions in class?

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The permanent occupation of territory by colonizers.

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What major event does the passage associate with Lā Kūʻokoʻa? Options: The establishment of Lahainaluna Seminary., The independence of the Hawaiian Kingdom., The death of Kamehameha III., The introduction of Western education.

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The independence of the Hawaiian Kingdom.