Hawaiian Studies Final

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ʻāina

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land, earth

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Ua

Back 2

rain

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Makani

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wind, breeze

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Po'owai

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water head, water source

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'Auwai

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irrigation ditch for taro plants

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Ho'i

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stream that runs water back to lo'i

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ʻāina momona

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abundant land, fertile land

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Kahawai

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stream

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Waiwai

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goods

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Pacific hot spot

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locations on the Pacific Rim high in volcanic activity

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Atolls

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coral islands

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High islands

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islands of volcanic origin

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Basalt water lens

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underground, where freshwater meets saltwater

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Kona

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leeward winds (from the southwest)

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Ko'olau

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windward

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Mahina

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moon

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Māhealani

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full moon

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Muku

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phase of moon when it's no longer visible

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Wao akua

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distant mountain region, inhabited by spirits only

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Wao kanaka

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inland region where people live, below Wao Akua

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Kai

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sea

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Wai

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water

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Moana

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ocean, lake

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Ahupua'a

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traditional division of land

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Land Commission

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privatization of land in Hawai'i

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Po'e 'imi waiwai

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prospector, seeks wealth

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Buke māhele

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document of all land claims

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Māla

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dry land garden

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Lo'i kalo

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low land terraces

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Loko i'a

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fishpond

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Kauikeaouli

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Kamehameha III's name at birth

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Jerry Ongies

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builder, finished canoe

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Keone Nunes

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tattoo artist

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Hawai'iloa

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man who found Hawai'i according to legend, name of double-hulled canoe

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Kākau uhi

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tattoo on body

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Kālai

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to carve

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Kapa

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dress material

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'Ahu'ula

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chiefly garments

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He'enalu

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surfing

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Hula

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traditional dancing

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Lua

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bone breaking martial arts

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Moena

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mat, resting place, lying down, place to set fish nets

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Haku pei

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surfing stones down hills

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Lei

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lei

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Haku mele

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a poetic chant, named after whom it's written about

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Treaty of Tordesillas

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The Pope divides the unconquered world up for only Portugal and Spain

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Ferdinand Magellan

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Found route from Spain to Spice Islands

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Lapu-lapu

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Prince's rival, kills Magellan

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Kalani'opu'u

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Ruling chief when Cook arrived

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O lono

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Celebration festival of leeward winds, sails

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Manila Galleon Trade

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Trade route between Manila in Guam and Acapulco in Mexico, then from Mexico to Spain

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John Webber

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Artist for Cook

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Kamehameha Pai'ea

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Unites Hawaiian Islands through battle and politics

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Ka'ahumanu

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Kamehameha I's wife

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George Vancouver

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British explorer, brings cattle to Hawai'i

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Provisioning

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Re-supply depot in Hawai'i for ships sailing across Pacific

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Liholiho

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Kamehameha II, Kamehameha Pai'eu's son

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Kauikeaouli

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Kamehameha III, longest ruling monarch in Hawai'i, ended British occupation after Paulet Affair

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Sugar Cane

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Huge export from Hawai'i

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Constitution of 1840

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First constitution in Hawai'i

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The Paulet Affair

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Land dispute that led to gunboat diplomacy and British takeover for a few months

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Alexander Liholiho

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Kamehameha IV, built Queen's Hospital, which was funded by handouts

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Māhele

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Distribution of land, proposed by Kamehameha III, plot of land

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Lota Kapuāiwa

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Kamehameha V, change constitution, lifts certain laws

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William Charle Lunalilo

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Became king democratically

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David La'amea Kalākaua

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King, forced to sign Bayonet Constitution

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Bayonet Constitution

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Constitution signed by Kalākaua at gunpoint

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Treaty of Reciprocity

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Allows U.S. to use Hawaiian ports, but U.S. doesn't own any Hawaiian lands

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Ea

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sovereignty, independence

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Lydia Kamaka'eha Lili'uokalani

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Heir to Kalākaua, last monarch

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Mo'olelo

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Stories, myths

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'ōiwi

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Native Hawaiians

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Ko'ihonua

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Cosmogony

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Kahiki

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land other than here

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Pele

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Goddess of fire

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Hawai'iloa

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Navigator who settled on Hawai'i

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Hauātea Alliance

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Polynesians who gather to discuss things

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Pā'ao

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Revolutionized religion in Hawai'i

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Wa'a Kaulua

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Double-hulled canoes

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Pwo

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Navigator

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Kahuna

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Skilled individual

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Inoa

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name

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Kapu

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sacred

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Noa

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free

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Ni'aupi'o

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Chiefly incest