Ululani watched Kamehameha I lift the ______ stone that prophesied he would rule all the islands.

David Kalakaua, William Pitt Leleiohoku, Lydia Lili’u Kamaka’eha, and Miriam Likelike led their own musical group with William being the better of the four. Kalakaua’s musical group was called ______.

Kalakaua played the ukulele that was adapted from the Portuguese instrument ______. Augusto Dias taught Kalakaua to play the ukulele & allowed him to use the royal crown on the ukulele.

Kalakaua’s most famous song is ______, which is the state song.

Kalakaua composed & performed music, wrote a book, and drafted plans for several ______.

Kalakaua wanted to preserve as much Hawaiian lore and invited many ______ to the palace so he could listen and record their stories.

Kalakaua wrote the “Legends and Myths of Hawaii” that was published in ______.

Kalakaua collected books written in many different ______.

The Sun newspaper reported that Kalakaua told Edison, “I have heard about you & I want to see your wonderful ______.”

Kalakaua wanted electric power & electric lights for ______. Edison showed him how it was done.

Edison told Kalakaua he planned to sell power for electric lights & power to run motors for ______.

Edison asked Kalakaua to speak a few words of ______.

Fill in the blank: Kalakaua said, "Peehea ‘oe, e ke hoa" which means ?

Fill in the blank: Edison replied, I only know the words "_______."

Fill in the blank: Honolulu has come a long way from the first electric lights of _______ Palace.

Fill in the blank: Kalakaua admired Kamehameha I & wanted to find Kamehameha I’s hidden _______.

Fill in the blank: In 1888, Kalakaua found two bundles in the cave: Kamehameha I’s bones were on the Kohala side & High Chief Umi on the other side. He brought the bones to _______.

Fill in the blank: Years later, Dr Louis Sullivan of the American Museum of Natural History decided that neither bones were _______.

Dr Louis Sullivan determined that the first set of bones were of a man not over 30 years & Kamehameha was over 60 when he died.

True or False: The other set of bones were not Kamehameha’s as it was not missing 3 lower front teeth.

Fill in the blank: Kalakaua kept searching for Kamehameha bones, but he kept it a _______.

Fill in the blank: During Kalakaua’s time, it was fashionable to wear “_______” sideburns.

Fill in the blank: The side burns resembled mutton chops cut of meat from a _______.

Fill in the blank: Kalakaua was a diplomat & sent envoys to establish _______ in many countries.

Fill in the blank: In 1874 following his election as king, Kalakaua urged President _______ of the U.S. to adopt a Reciprocity Treaty.

Fill in the blank: Reciprocity Treaty between Hawaii and the United States would allow certain goods to enter each country without _______ taxes.

Fill in the blank: In 1876, the treaty was finalized that allowed Hawaiian sugar and rice to be imported into the U.S. without being _______.

Fill in the blank: The treaty allowed Hawaiian sugar planters, who were mostly _______, to prosper.

Iolani Palace is a good example of Kalakaua’s love for ______ and technology.

Iolani means ______. The hawk is a name often used as a symbol of Hawaiian royalty.

The first corner stone was laid on December 31, 1879 and took ______ years to complete.

Kalakaua was interested in preserving the past and interested in taking advantage of modern inventions.

In 1887, Kalakaua added ______ to the palace.

Kalakaua went on a ______-month tour around the world. He sailed to San Francisco then took a steamship to Japan.

In 1881, Kalakaua was the first foreign monarch to visit which country?

The Meiji Emperor and the Japanese prince honored King Kalakaua with a special gift and with a floral arrangement in the shape of ______.

Kalakaua suggested that the Japanese prince Yamashina Sadamaro marry his niece Ka’iulani.

From Japan, Kalakaua traveled to which of the following countries?

From which countries did Kalakaua travel after leaving Egypt?

When and where was the royal coronation ceremony for Kalakaua held?

Where are the two crowns now displayed?

How old was Kalakaua when he celebrated his birthday mentioned in the text?

How many guests attended Kalakaua's jubilee celebrations and what types of food were served?

What types of gifts were given during Kalakaua's jubilee celebrations?

On what date was Kalakaua's actual birthday, and how long did the celebrations last?

Who financed the minting of one million dollars' worth of silver coins for Hawaii?

Why were new Hawaiian coins unwelcome by some businessmen and planters?

The town of ________, Maui serves as a reminder of the once-influential Mr Claus Spreckels.

Who encouraged Kalakaua’s dreams and had a dream to establish a Hawaiian steamship line and lay an oceanic telegraph cable from the United States to China?

As soon as Celso Moreno was made minister of foreign affairs, he was attacked for not having the interests of the Hawaiian Kingdom.

What was the primary industry of Maui before tourism?