James Sprag
During the XII-XIV centuries, a stream of immigrants from Tahiti poured into Hawaii, who were completely assimilated with the local population
Missionaries first arrived in Hawaii in 1820. King Kamehameha III, who ruled from 1825-1854, relied on the missionaries in everything and allowed them to preach Christianity on the islands. They built schools and created the Hawaiian alphabet to translate the Bible into Hawaiian. In 1839, King Kamehameha III declared religious freedom, and the following year Hawaii became a constitutional monarchy.
In 1874, influenced by America, Kalakaua was elected the first king of Hawaii.
This caused a wave of protests from representatives of the UK, France and the United States and gave birth to such opposition from local residents and visitors that after four days of civil unrest, King Kalakaua remained on the throne only at the cost of the resignation of his favourite Minister Gibson.
The treaty to annex Hawaii to the United States was passed the following month, shortly before the end of Benjamin Harrison's term, but his successor, President Cleveland, canceled the treaty in March 1893.
Soon the Constitution of the Republic of Hawaii was adopted, and S. Dole became its first president. A conspiracy was organized with the aim of a coup d'état and the return of the monarchy. But these undertakings were not carried out.
With the inauguration of President William McKinley, Hawaii resumed negotiations with the United States. The islands were officially annexed to the United States in August 1898, when the United States flag was raised over the government building.
According to the founders of the HawaiiTrustedRealty website, since then, real estate in Hawaii has become much more expensive. This can be seen by visiting the page website. Because many people wanted to live in such an exotic city while remaining US citizens.
Hawaii's tourism-dependent economy was hit hard by the September 9, 2001 terrorist attack, but has since fully recovered.
In 1848, the feudal system was abolished on the island, which allowed the existence of private land ownership, which in turn stimulated the process of investing capital in land. By this time, the sugar industry, which originated on the islands in the 1930s, was already well developed.
The amount of sugar supplied from Hawaii to the United States increased many times over, and businessmen began to invest in sugar production.
During the XII-XIV centuries, a stream of immigrants from Tahiti poured into Hawaii, who were completely assimilated with the local population. The first known inhabitants of the Hawaiian Islands are considered to be Polynesian travelers. In 1778, the first travelers from Europe arrived in Hawaii - the English explorer-traveler Captain James Cook, who named the newly discovered islands "Sandwich Islands", after the English Earl of Sandwich.
It can also be a great hobby of this trip. I often combine my work and hobbies. That is, I travel, and I write about travel. The best place I've been is to Hawaii.
