The god of life, fresh water, provider of sunshine

• Kane

• Lono

• Ku

• Kanaloa

God of rain, peace, agriculture and forests (Honored during Makahiki festival, where games played & no war)

• Kane

• Lono

• Ku

• Kanaloa

God of war and medicine, demands human sacrifices

• Kane

• Lono

• Ku

• Kanaloa

God of the ocean and ocean winds

• Kane

• Lono

• Ku

• Kanaloa

The kapu system was a ___________ law system which governed almost every act of Hawaiian life.

• fair

• religious

• ohana

• free

A heiau was a ___________ or place of worship.

• school

• rock

• home

• temple

The kapu laws protected the ________ (spiritual power) of the ali'i.

• kauwa

• maka'ainana

• malama

• mana

The chiefs, believed to be the children of the gods.

• Ali'i

• Kahuna

• Maka'ainana

• Kauwa

Priests and teachers were known as...

• Ali'i

• Kahuna

• Maka'ainana

• Kauwa

The common people that worked the land for the ali'i. They had jobs such as fishers, farmers, canoe makers, etc.

• Ali'i

• Kahuna

• Maka'ainana

• Kauwa