Hawaii

yes Russia did at one time have forts in Hawaii in 1810's and was give land by the chief for helping heel his wife but the natives kick them out by 1819 because of the american's

After ascending to the throne in 1891, Queen Liliuokalani sought to restore the power of the Hawaiian monarchy and implement a new constitution that would strengthen the authority of the crown and reduce the influence of American and foreign interests in Hawaii. She aimed to reclaim the sovereignty of the Hawaiian people and sought to reverse the concessions made by her brother, King Kalākaua, which had diminished the monarchy's power. Her efforts, however, faced significant opposition from American business interests and ultimately led to her overthrow in 1893.

2,394 miles from Honolulu, Hawaii to San Francisco, California, on the U.S. west coast. Hawaii is further south than any other point within the United States. So the distance to the west coast depends on to where you measure. For example, although Los Angeles is further south than San Francisco, the Honolulu - Los Angeles distance is greater, at 2,560 miles. The very shortest distance from any part of Hawaii to any part of the U.S. west coast seems to be 2,281 miles, from a point on the eastern edge of the island of Hawaii to a small California promontory at north latitude 38o 55' 8.4".

For 12 seasons Jack Lord led the original 5-0 team as Steve McGarrett. On 05 April 1980 "Woe to Wo Fat" shows McGarrett's final showdown with his arch enemy (since the original premier) Wo Fat. It was a good conclusion to this story line and the series.

The governor of Hawaii in the year of 2012 is Neil Abercrombie.

Latitude reflects north or south Alaska is at a higher latitude than Hawaii. East / West relationship is longitude. 155.9W for Hawaii, W152.4 Kodiak Alaska, so Hawaii is farther West.

The Aleutian Islands cross over the 180 degree longitude line, Alaska is in fact the westernmost, northernmost, and easternmost state!

Almost all fruits grow there. Mainly tropical fruits like pineapple, guavas, mangoes, bananas, papayas, citrus...

Not all fruits grow there, mainly tropical fruits like the pineapple, which is most common. Pineapples grow there because of the abundance of sunshine and tropical climate. Hawaii is the only state in the U.S.A that manufactures the most pineapples. I hope that answers your question! ;)

Hawaii became the 50th state on August 21, 1959.

According with Encarta, Hawaii islands have 1210 km of coastline.

Alaska has more walrus.

Florida has more manatees.

Florida is the Sunshine State, but Alaska has the Midnight Sun.

Florida has bright lights and Alaska has northern lights.

Alaska has more coastline, but Florida has more beaches.

Alaska has more moose, but Florida has more alligators.

Alaska has more mountains, but Florida has more alligators.

The islands in the Caribbean are Haiti, the British Virgin islands, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Antigua, and Puerto Rico. They also include Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados, the Turks and Caicos islands.

64 including all islands

Hawaii is located in the central Pacific Ocean, far from the North American Continent.

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If you are looking for employment at the Honolulu airport (HNL) it may be best to go there in person to inquire about it. You can also visit their official website can find more information. The office manager's number is (808) 836-6411.

After the 17 January 1893 overthrow of the ruling sovereign of the Hawaiian kingdom the oligarchic executive council that ruled had expected a quick and easy annexation by the United States. When that did not happen they needed to project an air of legitimacy to the outside world so they called an election for delegates to a constitutional convention that would create a new constitution for a "Republic" of Hawaiʻi. They faced an overwhelming majority of opposition in Hawaiʻi to their plan so they declared that 19 of the 37 delegates to the convention - a majority - would be appointed by the executive council and only 18 would be elected. Even that election was tainted as in order to vote you had to swear allegiance to the new Republic and foreswear the Hawaiian monarchy which was working to restore the Queen; in effect it was a one party election. In a nation that had over 100,000 people, a little over 4,000 qualified to vote in that election. The elected delegates met in convention, a constitution was drawn up, and on 4 July 1894 the "Republic of Hawaiʻi" was declared.

Most of the Hawaiian wildlife are from different countries from all around the world. But, they do have several of their own, to name a few, they have the Hawaiian hoary bat, axis deer, black-tail deer, Hawaiian monk seal, beaked whale, blue whale, pygmy killer whale.

oahu or the island of hawaii (known to us locals as "da big island")

Of the eight main islands comprising the state of Hawaii (Kahoolawe, Kauai, Lanai, Maui, Molokai, Niihau, Oahu, and the "Big Island" of Hawaii), the island of Hawaii is the largest and Oahu has the largest population.

This would take quite a while. On SkyTeam alliance it is possible to travel east by going Honolulu-Atlanta-Amsterdam-Nairobi. The total travelling time would be about 30 hours. Travelling west is not quite as easy but could travel Honolulu-Seoul-Amsterdam-Nairobi. Again the actual travel time would be around 30 hours. There are many varaitions on this but plan for 1.5 days - 36 hours travelling to be safe.

If President Obama were to visit, he could of course travel direct on Air Force 1 but would still be 20 hours flying time.

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1. strategic military location

2. economic resources

3. trade/shipping

Since January 3, 2013, the Senior U.S. Senator from Hawaii, completing the 2011 to 2017 term which was started by Daniel Inouye, is Democrat Brian Schatz, and the Junior Senator, serving her 1st term from 2013 to 2019, is Democrat Mazie Hirono.

Yes--Hawaii is the only state where coffee is grown commercially.

By air for those with the proper facilities and by boat for those without.