#140 in the Moʻolelo series and #6 on the Moʻolelo Channel on YouTube!
This video is a continuation of the 5 most important events in Hawaiian history, but continues on from # 6 to 10, using all 20th century dates. Enjoy and subscribe!
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Table of Contents
- Thoughts on the overthrow
- Waikiki: Film Review
- Is Lahainaluna a Federal Indian Boarding School?
- Is Kamehameha a Federal Indian Boarding School?
- Chinese Immigration
- Duke Kahanamoku
- The 1850 Masters and Servants Act
- More thoughts on Bill 499 (2021) providing for extensions of “ceded” lands leases
- A History of the 21st Century
- Moʻolelo Pōkole: Summary of the Reign of Kalākaua
- Clarification on my HB 499 Testimony
- The Committee of Safety
- Testimony Against HB 499 (2021)
- Moʻolelo Pōkole: Little-known facts about the period of the overthrow
- Colonialism – Part 2: More thoughts
- The Māhele
- Aliʻi Pono
- Wai and Waiwai: Water and Wealth
- Sandalwood
- Moʻolelo Pōkole: A Summary of the Reign of Kauikeaouli
- A Summary of the Reign of Liholiho
- The “3 Ms” of Colonization
- A New View of the Māhele
- The Reign of Kalaniōpuʻu
- The Great Awakening
- Was Kamehameha Pono? Kamehameha as a Role Model
- Misunderstood: Prince Kūhiō [text]
- Keōpūolani [revised]
- Misunderstood: Prince Kūhiō [video]
- Imperialism
- COLONIALISM
- What/who is a Hawaiian/Kanaka Maoli? [video]
- What/who is a Hawaiian/Kanaka Maoli? [text]
- Mercantilism
- Moʻolelo Pōkole: Vignettes of Hawaiian History – Liliʻuokalani and Wilcox
- The Shot Heard ʻround the Town: Beginning of the Overthrow
- Kinohi: Hawaiian Origins
- John Papa ʻĪʻī
- HŌKŪLEʻA – Part 1
- Governors of the State of Hawaiʻi
- Kalākaua: The Reciprocity Treaty and Free Trade
- The Hawaiian Renaissance
- Lease-to-fee Conversion
- Backlash
- Kalākaua’s Heirs
- Red-Baiting in the Islands: The Trial of the Hawaiʻi Seven
- The Hanapepe Massacre
- Governors of the Territory of Hawaiʻi
- Kūʻokoʻa Home Rula: The Home Rule Party and the Early Territorial Period
- The Last of the Old-Style Aliʻi: Lot Kapuāiwa
- Kamehameha IV, Emma and the Anglican Church: Hawaiian ties with Britain
- The Voyage of the Royal Brothers: Lot and Alexander’s journey to Europe and the US
- What you might not know about Annexation [text]
- What you might not know about Annexation [video]
- “Ka Hale Kaulei:”Nawahī’s “Lei Stand” Speech
- Mahope o ka Hoʻokahuli: Aftermath of the Overthrow
- Mele ʻAi Pohaku: the Story of Kaulana Nā Pua
- More on the Hawaiian Language Ban
- He Aupuni Palapala: Contemporary Hawaiian Books – Part 1 [text]
- He Aupuni Palapala: Contemporary Hawaiian Books – Part 1 [video]
- The Bayonet Constitution
- The Hawaiian Study Abroad Program
- The Hawaiian Future 2
- What you might not know about the Overthrow [text]
- The Greatest Hawaiian Books #11-15 [text]
- The Greatest Hawaiian Books – #11-15 [video]
- Kalākaua: The Day of War
- The Hawaiian Future
- What you might not know about the Overthrow [video]
- “Noho Mana: To Wield Power” – Reexamining the concept of Mana
- Hawaiʻi and Civil Rights
- “The World we used to Live In:” A Hawaiian Perception of Land
- KE KUMU KANAWAI: THE CONSTITUTION OF 1840
- William Richards
- The 10 Best Books on Hawaiian History (in English or Translation) [video]
- The 1874 Riots: The Emmaite Storming of the Legislature
- The Defector: Kaʻiana
- The Democratic Revolution of 1954
- Spark Matsunaga
- Kaleleonālani
- Kānāwai Kolowalu
- Wahi Pana: ʻIolani Palace
- John Owen Dominis
- Ka Huliau: Overthrowing the Overthrow
- Koloa: The First Sugar Plantation
- Mamalahoe: The Law of the Splintered Paddle [video]
- “Hi-lalele”: ʻIliahi – The Sandalwood Trade
- Wahi Pana: Mokuʻula, Hawaiʻi’s Capitol
- Boki and Liliha
- The Battle of Mokuʻōhai – Part 2
- Ikua Purdy
- Saint Damien
- The Most Underrated Books on Hawaiian History [Video]
- The Most Important Dates in 20th Century Hawaiian History – The Top 3 [Video]
- Nā Mikanele: More on the Missionaries
- Queen Kapiʻolani
- The Battle of Mokuʻōhai – Part 1
- Kaleleakaʻanae: The Battle of Nuʻuanu – Part 2
- The Battle of Nuʻuanu – Part 1: The Death of Kaʻiana
- Queen Kalama
- Royals in the 20th Century
- How the World Works – Part 1: the World Order
- Wahi Pana: Waimea’s Russian Fort Elizabeth
- Princess Nahienaena
- The 5 Most Important Events in 20th Century Hawaiian History
- The 1993 Apology Resolution
- Kauhiakama: Queen Keōpūolani
- Ke Kaikaina: Kamehameha’s Brother Keliʻimaikaʻi
- Olohana: John Young
- Makahiki
- Isaac Davis
- The Hawaiian History Screen Saver
- Kumulipo – Part 3
- The First Election in the Kingdom
- An In-Depth Look at the Paulet Affair
- The Occupation – 1843
- Lā Kūʻokoʻa: Hawaiian Independence Day – November 28th
- The Creation of the Republic of Hawaiʻi
- Piwa ʻEleʻele: Plague and Fire
- Wahi Pana: Mauna ʻAla
- Cook’s Arrival: The Sahlins-Obeyesekere Debate
- Walter Murray Gibson
- Wahi Pana: Kona
- The Queen’s Cabinet
- The Royal Hawaiian Band
- Buke Mele Lāhui: The Book of National Songs
- 10 Misconceptions about Hawaiian History – # 6-10
- Hawaiʻi in the 1920s
- The Hawaiian Language Ban
- Mai Poina: Lost to History – Part 2
- Hoʻi i ke Kumu: Kumulipo Revisited
- The Office of Hawaiian Affairs
- Ka Wā Ma Mua: a Timeline of Hawaiian History
- Wahi Pana: Waikīkī
- Mai Poina: Lost to History
- On Being Hawaiian: John Dominis Holt
- Wahi Pana: Moʻokini Heiau
- Wahi Pana: Honolulu, a.k.a. Kou
- Ke Ea o ka ʻĀina: Becoming Sovereign
- Hawaiʻi in the 1950s
- The People’s King: William Lunalilo
- Scandal and Tragedy: the Jealousy of Kamehameha IV
- The 5 Most Important Dates in Hawaiian History
- O wau ke aliʻi nui: Kahekili’s Conquest of Oʻahu
- Occupation and Human Rights: A Preliminary Look at Prof. Federico Lenzerini’s Analysis of Hawaiʻi’s International Status
- The 5 Most Egregious Misconceptions about Hawaiian History
- The Arrest of Liliʻuokalani – Part 2
- The Arrest of Liliʻuokalani – Part 1
- In London on the Moon of Lāʻaukūkahi: Liholiho’s Voyage to England
- Helena I Londana – Was Hawaiʻi British?
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