Hawaii

Oahu
The capitol is Honolulu, on the island of O'ahu.

Hawaii, Maui, Kaho'olawe, Lana'i, Moloka'i, Oahu, Kauai and Ni'ihau.

History remains divided on that question with many believing that seafarers from Melanesia predated the arrival of Polynesians by thousands of years, were subjugated by the Polynesians and eventually died out or were assimilated.

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There are no branches of the Bank of Hawaii in the continental 48 states. The bank offers branches on the Hawaiian Islands, in Saipan, Palau and Guam and in American Samoa.

In the Hawaii 5-0 episode, Ma Ke Kahakai (1.20) Steve McGarrett breaks his arm while repelling. Alex O'Loughlin did not break his arm; however, Scott Caan did have a knee injury while performing a stunt and required surgery for ACL repair. The injury was written into the storyline.

Hawaiians generally don't have food restrictions unless they practice a religion that includes restrictions, such as Judaism or Islam.

The address of the Waimea Valley Audubon Center is: 59-864 Kamehameha Highway, Haleiwa, HI 96712

The air distance from Alexandria, Virginia, to Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii, is 4,835 miles. That equals 7,781 kilometers or 4,202 nautical miles.

The January 2010 rate was 6.9%.

The first modern school of veterinary medicine was founded in Lyon, France in the 1880s. However, there were individuals who were treating animals prior to this throughout the world - this probably dates back to the first animals that were domesticated by humans.

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Tourism is Hawaii's major industry.

Hawaii, Alaska and north and south America

I think it depends on the airline, but on the one I went on last summer, it would've cost $50.

The address of the Ikenobo Ikebana Society Honolulu Hawaii Chapter is: 98-590 Kaahele Street, Aiea, HI 96701-2702

i belive that the legal working age for a permit is fourteen :]

yes you can, then your head will explode. i am a genius by the way

At toys r us at pearlridge to get Xodus 2, Henry's Lizard, and even a duncan metal drifter.

Iolani Palace, the home of the former kings and queens of Hawai'i and the only royal palace in the US.

not really...its getting taller from the volcanoes erruptions

They wanted to steal Hawai'i (overthrow the monarchy) because Hawai'i at the time was a sovereign country and being that, any 'planters' as you called them had to pay his fee's and taxes to have their goods shipped to and sold in America. To avoid this, American plantation owners (who by the way, were allowed to use the land for FREE by the royalty) got together and convinced American soldiers to assist them in seizing our royalty at gunpoint and holding her hostage until they could convince America to illegally take over Hawai'i. The American president at the time, found out about this and immediately sent word to release our royalty and stand down calling it these plantation workers actions a 'illegal act of war' against the Hawaiian nation. Before word could reach Hawai'i however, that President left office and a new President was sworn in who wanted to keep the occupancy of Hawai'i because it served America to keep Hawai'i under their power because of the location of Hawai'i being between America and Asia.

It was an illegal overthrow and the result was Hawaiians having the lands that they had deeds to (given to them by Hawaiian royalty) stollen from them by gun wielding Americans who knew that they could get away with it now that there was American backing. They would go to homes and hold guns to their heads demanding they sign over the deeds or they would kill and rape their wives, children etc.

Hawaiians were later forced to not dance hula or speak the Hawaiian language by penalty of law. Doing so could get you arrested and more often than not, beaten.

Hawai'i citizens later got to 'vote' on whether or not they wanted to become part of the U.S. but most Hawaiians couldn't even speak or write in english so most of the people voting were U.S. citizens and even British citizens who at the time held a large percentage of residents. Most Hawaiians didn't get to vote although according to U.S. documents, they say otherwise.

Later, the U.S. started OHA or office of hawaiian affairs, to deal with hawaiian issues. There is something called Hawaiian homelands in where Hawaiians are allowed to live on land set aside for them (it is land that the US deems undesirable for any other purposes) but in order for someone to live there, they have to have atleast fifty one percent hawaiian blood. Most Hawaiians, having lived with americans and other immigrants brought in to work the fields for the plantation owners like chinese, japanese, filipino, portuguese etc, had married and had children with these other nationalities and therefore were not allowed to live on hawaiian homestead lands. The US, knowing this and knowing that there would soon not be anyone who was fifty one percent or more hawaiian, started the homestead program hoping that they wouldnt have to give out homestead land for long.

When President Clinton was in office, he signed the 'appology bill' stating that America wrongfully and illegally took possession of Hawai'i. No other ammendments have been made to undue the wrong done to Hawaiians though.

Hawaii is one of the 50 states in the United States of America. United States currency as found on the mainland is the legal tender of Hawaii as well. If you are an American traveling to Hawaii, you therefore do not need to exchange currency.

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