How Hawaii Was Stolen by a Fruit Juice Company

The video explores the history of Hawaii's annexation by the United States, focusing on the role of Sanford B. Dole and his influence in overthrowing the Hawaiian monarchy. It covers the early history of Hawaii, the impact of treaties with the US, and the eventual annexation. The video also highlights James Dole's success in the pineapple industry and the ongoing efforts of Native Hawaiians to address historical injustices.

Who was the first European to arrive in Hawaii, and what did he name the islands?

• Vasco da Gama, Treasure Islands

• Christopher Columbus, Paradise Islands

• Captain James Cook, Sandwich Islands

• Ferdinand Magellan, Spice Islands

What was the main purpose of the Reciprocity Treaty between the US and Hawaii?

• To grant Hawaii independence

• To promote tourism in Hawaii

• To establish a military alliance

• To allow free trade of sugar and other goods

What was the Bayonet Constitution, and who was forced to sign it?

• A trade agreement signed by Queen Liliʻuokalani

• A military alliance signed by Sanford B. Dole

• A constitution limiting the monarchy's power, signed by King Kalakaua

• A peace treaty signed by King Kamehameha

What was the Committee of Safety's role in the overthrow of the Hawaiian monarchy?

• They negotiated peace with the US

• They organized a coup to overthrow the Queen

• They supported Queen Liliʻuokalani's reign

• They established a new Hawaiian monarchy

Which US President initially opposed the annexation of Hawaii?

• Theodore Roosevelt

• William McKinley

• Grover Cleveland

• Benjamin Harrison

Who became the first governor of Hawaii after it became a US territory?

• James Drummond Dole

• King Kalakaua

• Sanford B. Dole

• Queen Liliʻuokalani

What was James Drummond Dole's initial agricultural interest in Hawaii?

• Bananas

• Sugarcane

• Coffee

• Pineapples

What was the outcome of the Native Hawaiian Government Reorganization Act introduced in 2009?

• It resulted in a new Hawaiian monarchy

• It was rejected due to protests and bureaucracy

• It led to Hawaii's independence

• It was passed and implemented successfully

What was the purpose of the Apology Resolution signed by President Bill Clinton?

• To grant Hawaii independence

• To apologize for the overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom

• To recognize Hawaii as a US state

• To establish a new trade agreement

What is the significance of the Dole Plantation in Oahu today?

• It is a historical site for the Hawaiian monarchy

• It houses the world's largest pineapple hedge maze

• It is the largest pineapple producer in the world

• It is the headquarters of the Dole company