WorksheetsEarly Hawaiian Class System
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
The people in the highest positions were the
Kalaimoku, Kahuna Nui, Ali'i
Maka'ainana, Kahuna nui, KauaT
Kahu, Maka'ainana, and Kaua
Alii'ai moku, and priests
The ali'iaimoku consisted of the following people
king, and priests
king and lesser chiefs
king and head chief
king and teacher
Kahu is
Chief
Teacher
Priest
Outcast
The Kalaimoku is the
Head Chief
Chief's helper
Lesser Chief
Chief's priest
The Kahuna Nui is the
Teacher
Outcast
Farmer
Chief Priest
The Konohiki is
Head Chief
Lesser Chief
Craftsman
Chief's Helper
The Maka'ainana consisted of the following people
Priest, alii, and king
Outcasts and fisherman
Craftsmen, fisherman, and farmers
Teacher, craftsmen, and fishermen
True or False: Kaua was the highest class
True
False
The chiefs
Were the Highest Class
Took care of the land
Had better lives
All of the above
The Alii'ai moku
Were either head chiefs or the king
Had the power to rule
Lead the whole island
All of the above
The Kahu was all of the following EXCEPT:
Teacher
Took care of the chief's children
Cared for the land
The Kahuna Nui did/was all of the following EXCEPT:
Chief priest
Head Chief
Had better lives
The job of the Maka'ainana were
Pay taxes and work on the land
Fight in wars
Build temples
All of the above
The Kaua were/did all of the following EXCEPT
Lowest class
Fought in wars
Lived alone and used for offerings to the gods
Had a tattoo on their forehead
The job of the Kalaimoku was all of the following EXCEPT:
Worked on the land
Collect taxes
Help to run the island
Plan wars
