Hawaiian History through to Captain Cook

What significant decision did Kauikeaouli make regarding his governance on March 15, 1833?

• He decided to adopt a new constitution

• He announced his intention to rule alone

• He declared the establishment of a new capital

• He chose to form an alliance with foreign powers

What did Kauikeaouli do after taking control of the government in 1833?

• He enforced the Christian faith

• He reinstated all the old laws

• He cancelled most of the strict laws and restored many old customs

• He established a new educational system

Guess what? In 1840, King Kamehameha III decided it was time for a major government makeover! He switched things up from a ______ to a _______. Can you imagine what that was like?

• Republic; Democracy

• Monarchy; Sovereignty

• Absolute Monarchy; Republican Party

• Absolute Monarchy; Constitutional Monarchy

Who was the legendary King that brought all the Hawaiian Islands together under one rule? Hint: He's a real-life hero of Hawaii!

• King Kamehameha III

• King David Kalakaua

• King Kamehameha I

• King Liholiho

Let's dive into history! Which of these events did NOT happen under King Kamehameha II's watchful eye?

• The 1820 arrival of Christian missionaries to Hawaii - a pivotal moment!

• The sugar industry in Hawaii hitting its sweetest peak of economic boom.

• The Battle of Kuamoʻo, ringing the end of the kapu system - a significant cultural shift.

• The rise of Kauikeaouli, stepping up as King Kamehameha III.

🌍✨ In 1881, King Kalākaua went on an epic journey around the world. Each statement tells us why he went on this adventure EXCEPT:

• To boost the kingdom's industry

• To scout for immigrant workers

• To reduce the kingdom's population

• To grow the kingdom's population

Before setting off on his grand journey in January 1881, King Kalākaua entrusted the kingdom to whom as regent, giving them the reins of power in his stead?

• Princess Liliʻuokalani

• Prince Jonah Kūhio

• Princess Kaʻiulani

• King Lunalilo

Did you know? During his globe-trotting adventures, King Kalākaua wasn't just sightseeing; he was on a mission to showcase his kingdom's grandeur and sovereignty to the world.

• True

• False

Captain Cook was from what European country?

Hint: It is also known as Great Britain

• France

• England

• Spain

• Portugal

One theory is that the Hawaiians may have mistaken Cook for being related to the god...

• Lono

• Ku

• Kane

• Kanaloa