overthrow of the hawaiin kingdom

Resiprosity treaty. #

Important people

David Kalakaua

Events leading to the overthrow

Result of the overthrow

he was not a kamehameha

he was elected king

he made merrie monarch he made the lolani palace

Resiprosity treaty. #

Definition: the practice of exchanging things with others for mutual benefit, especially privileges granted by one country or organization to anoth

My kiddy defintion is Similar agreements.

Agreement made between usa and hawaii

It made goods such as rice and sugar rice Tax-free.

Made it cheaper

They wanted pearl harber.

They wanted a way to control what happens.

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Bayonet consttusion.

The king's personal influence over the legislature and legislation was reduced by limiting his government appointments and restricting his veto power.

William Green, Godfrey Brown, Lorrin Thurston and Clarence Ashford gibson

The king's personal influence over the legislature and legislation was reduced by limiting his government appointments and restricting his veto power.This gave him less power so that he was more vulnerble to atack.

Because of the over throw on Hawaii the united states was able to claim Hawaii as a state. But before this they used the island as a main base for trade routes. And they used the harbor the main military base for naval ships.

The over throw was when the united states decided to take over the Hawaiian kingdom to turn it into a territory(later to become a main military harbor and state .)
When the united states signed the treaty they made Hawaii agree to give the united states pearl harbor. This allowed the united states to use the harbor to control the imports and exports of trade items.While doing this they were able to instigate what the Hawaiians wanted to do.

Overthrow

Queen Liliuokalani

Robert wilcox.

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She served as hawaiis queen before the overthrow.

Robert William Kalanihiapo Wilcox, nicknamed the Iron Duke of Hawaiʻi, was a Native Hawaiian revolutionary soldier and politician

sanford b dole.

Sanford Ballard Dole was a lawyer and jurist in the Hawaiian Islands as a kingdom, protectorate, republic and territory.