Karteikarten: Hawaiian History and Cultural Revival — 19 Karten

Hawaiian Overthrow — year?

1893

Queen Lili’uokalani — resistance?

Opposed annexation and fought for sovereignty

Hawaiian Monarchy — structure?

Constitutional monarchy with ali’i leadership

Cultural Appropriation — meaning?

Taking cultural elements without respect or acknowledgment

Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement — goal?

Restoring Native Hawaiian self-determination and land rights

Hawaiian Language Revival — start?

1980s resurgence of Hawaiian language use

Traditional Hawaiian arts — examples?

Hula, lei-making, navigation

Hawaiian Ethnic Diversity — groups?

Native Hawaiians, Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese, Filipino, Puerto Rican, Korean

Hawaiian History Timeline — first contact?

1778 with James Cook

Cultural Symbols — example?

Aloha Spirit, Lei, Hula, Kapa

Overthrow of Queen Lili’uokalani — cause?

U.S. business and military support for annexation

Bayonet Constitution — year?

1887

King Kamehameha I — achievement?

Unified Hawaiian Islands, 1810

Great Mahele — impact?

Displaced natives, opened land to foreigners

Aloha Spirit — traits?

Kindness, unity, humility, patience

Hawaiian Monarchy — decline?

After overthrow and land reforms

Cultural Appropriation — effect?

Misrepresentation, stereotypes, cultural loss

Hawaiian Language Revival — methods?

Immersion schools, community programs

Hawaiian Ethnic Diversity — influence?

Multicultural cuisine, language, traditions