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

God of war and medicine, demands human sacrifices

God of the ocean and ocean winds

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

A heiau was a ___________ or place of worship.

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

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

Priests and teachers were known as...

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

This class of people were known as the outcasts. They were thought to be the "menehune" and used for human sacrifice.

Hawaiian word for adults. They performed the daily tasks for the family.

Elders/grandparents

Head of the ohana

Store of wisdom and knowledge

The Hawaiian word for children.

They grew up under the care of the parents

This was the term for the adopted keiki and was usually done within the ohana.

The term for ancestors that are in spirit form and were guardians for the family. Appeared in natural forms like sharks, turtles, owls, plants, etc.