1. Pele showered lava and deadly cinders on Keōua’s army in Ka’ū

1. Lono granted Kamehameha favor

1. Kū caused great damage to Keōua’s army

He was the guardian of the War God Kū-kaʽilimoku

The battle allowed Kamehameha to reclaim his birthplace Kohala

Kamehameha was victorious

It was the beginning of the unification of the Hawaiian Islands

Kamehameha overcame Western Influence and conquered

By contributing money

Kamehameha used canons, guns and advice from foreigners

Foreigners were not present - it was a battle between Hawaiians

Foreigners were neutral in this battle

1. Kaumuali’i realizes that he cannot resist the army of Kamehameha and surrenders

1. Kamehameha sails to Kaua’i after the Battle of Nu’uanu and conquers it

1. Kaumuali’i marries Ka’ahumanu and gives her Kauai

1. Kaumuali’i and Kamehameha share the rule of Kauai

1. Trusted advisor to Kamehameha I

1. Helped with Western weapons during the Battle of Nu’uanu

1. Discovered the plot to poison Kaumuali’i of Kaua'i

1. Was an ambassador to Great Britain

1. He printed the first bible

1. He was inspirational in converting Ka’ahumanu to Christianity

2. He was the first Missionary in Hawai’i

He inspired the first Missionary School for the education of “heathen” youth

1. Liholiho feasted openly with men and women after his crowning

1. The death of Kamehameha

1. Kahuna Hewahewa gives permission for it to end 

1. The system had been weakening over time

1. Farm and build houses, schools and churches

1. Create a current map of the islands

1. Lead Hawaiians away from their religion

1. Learn Hawaiian and teach the bible

1. 4. Infanticide and the slaughtering of women and children in war

1. Diseases were introduced

1. Sandlewood Trade

1. The Panic of 1819

1. It improved the economy with an increase in the demand for goods and services

1. The sailors brought diseases and distirbed the social order

1. Agricultural production increases and becomes an industry

1. Whale oil becomes a major source of fuel in the islands

1. Hawaii becomes an important center for transpacific business

1. Honolulu grows and becomes a stable business community

1. Major countries such as the United States and Great Britain send permanent representatives

1. Hawaiians begin printing their own currency or money

1. He oversaw a time of population increase in the Hawaiian community

1. He opposed annexation

1. He raised funds to build the Queen’s Hospital

1. He led the government through the smallpox plague

1. Quarantine and limited travel

1. Temporary Hospitals

1. Removing all foreigners

1. Vaccinations

1. The United States was interested in expansion

1. The United States was interested in supporting the Hawaiian Sugar trade

1. Britain and France supported annexation

1. It was the perfect reprovisioning stop for trade with the far east

1. Increased the power of the king and his cabinet

1. Required voters to be literate and own property

1. Combined the House of Reprsentives and House of Nobles

1. Abolished the office of Kuhina Nui

1. Whaling declined

1. Sugar expanded while prices for it rose and fell

1. Agriculture expanded

1. Tourism starts to develop

1. Monarchy has sole ruler & CM shares between ruler and cabinet

1. Monarchy has sole ruler who writes the constitution

1. Monarchy is a dynasty who rules together with a constitution

1. Monarchy shares the rule with the constitution

They refused to participate in any conflicts

They led the Hawaiian armies into battle

They provided strategic advice and modern weaponry

They only traded goods with the Hawaiians

1. The Hawaiian language was first written down

1. Missionaries became the ruling class

1. Traditional Hawaiian religion became more widespread

1. Whaling was banned by the missionaries

Immediate abolition of the monarchy

Decline in population due to emigration

Complete isolation from the outside world

Increased contact with foreigners and introduction of new goods