Quiz #5 - Hawai`i's Land History
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The Hawaiian people have always believed that land stewardship or Malama `Aina was required by everyone including their leaders. Malama `Aina is land that can never be purchased, sold or owned. Stewardship is the people caring for the land and the land caring for the people.
Questions and Answers
- 1.
Crown lands (managed) by the king turned into public lands and illegally taken by the United States when Hawai`i was annexed is known as ___________ land
- A.
Free
- B.
Ceded
- C.
Owned
- D.
Allowed
Correct Answer
B. CededExplanation
When Hawai`i was annexed by the United States, the crown lands that were previously managed by the king became public lands. However, these lands were illegally taken by the United States. The term "ceded" refers to the action of transferring or surrendering these lands from one entity to another. Therefore, the correct answer is "ceded" as it accurately describes the process by which the United States acquired these lands.Rate this question:
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- 2.
The Hawaiian people did not barter or trade they _________________ by giving gifts of material, services and most of all food.
- A.
Destributed
- B.
Allocated
- C.
Shared
- D.
Provided
Correct Answer
C. SharedExplanation
The Hawaiian people did not engage in bartering or trading. Instead, they practiced a system of sharing by giving gifts of material, services, and food. This means that they distributed these resources among each other without expecting anything in return.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Many foreigners were unhappy because they could not "own" land in Hawai`i ________ ________.
- A.
Owner occupant
- B.
Fixed rate
- C.
Property tax
- D.
Fee simple
Correct Answer
D. Fee simpleExplanation
Many foreigners were unhappy because they could not "own" land in Hawaii due to the restriction of fee simple ownership. Fee simple is the highest form of property ownership, where the owner has complete and absolute ownership rights over the property. In Hawaii, there were restrictions on land ownership for foreigners, which meant they could not have fee simple ownership and had limited rights to the land. This restriction caused dissatisfaction among foreigners who wanted to fully own land in Hawaii.Rate this question:
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- 4.
In 1840 the first _________________ was signed declaring that the Hawaiian people were protected from the arbitrary taking of their property,
Correct Answer
ConstitutionExplanation
The correct answer is "Constitution" because it was in 1840 when the first constitution was signed in Hawaii, declaring that the Hawaiian people were protected from having their property taken arbitrarily. The constitution provided a legal framework to safeguard the rights and properties of the Hawaiian people, ensuring that they were not subject to unjust seizures or confiscations. This marked an important milestone in the history of Hawaii and the protection of individual rights.Rate this question:
- 5.
Under the new laws foreigners could _________ the land for 50 years but could not "own" the land in Hawai`i.
Correct Answer
leaseExplanation
Under the new laws, foreigners were allowed to lease the land for a period of 50 years. This means that they could have temporary possession and use of the land, but they were not permitted to have full ownership rights over it. Leasing the land would give them the ability to use it for a specific period of time, after which the land would revert back to its original owner. This arrangement allowed foreigners to have some control and use of the land, while still maintaining the ownership rights with the local residents or government.Rate this question:
- 6.
The British warship Carysfort arrived in Hawai`i and _________________ demanded the Islands be ceded to Great Britain
Correct Answer
British Admiral, Lord Paulet
Admiral, Lord Paulet
PauletExplanation
The correct answer is British Admiral, Lord Paulet. British Admiral, Lord Paulet arrived in Hawai`i and demanded the Islands be ceded to Great Britain.Rate this question:
- 7.
Which 3 goverments did foreigners living in Hawai`i complain to about not being able to "own" land in Hawai`i?
- 8.
Perplexed and confused Kauikeauli Kamehameha III ________________ the Hawaiian Islands to England on February 25, 1843.
Correct Answer
surrenderedExplanation
Kauikeauli Kamehameha III surrendered the Hawaiian Islands to England on February 25, 1843.Rate this question:
- 9.
Who came to Hawai`i by order of the Queen of Enland to restore Hawai`i to the King Kauikeaouli Kamehameha III?
- A.
Rear Admiral Richard Thomas
- B.
Warrant Officer Bishop
- C.
Lord George Paulet
- D.
British Consul, Lord Charlton
Correct Answer
A. Rear Admiral Richard ThomasExplanation
Rear Admiral Richard Thomas came to Hawai`i by order of the Queen of England to restore Hawai`i to King Kauikeaouli Kamehameha III.Rate this question:
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- 10.
The English Treaty Of Lord Edward Russell Article I state that all foreigners are permitted to reside in the islands as long as they _________ to the laws of these islands...
Correct Answer
conformExplanation
The English Treaty of Lord Edward Russell Article I states that all foreigners are allowed to live in the islands as long as they conform to the laws of these islands. This means that foreigners must abide by the rules and regulations set by the islands in order to be permitted to reside there.Rate this question:
- 11.
The English Treaty Of Lord Edward Russell Article I state that British subjects shall be permitted to reside in their homes as long as they _________________ to the laws of these Island.
Correct Answer
conform
ConformExplanation
The correct answer is "conform." The English Treaty Of Lord Edward Russell Article I states that British subjects shall be permitted to reside in their homes as long as they conform to the laws of these Islands. This means that British subjects must abide by and follow the laws in order to be allowed to live in their homes.Rate this question:
- 12.
The English Treaty Of Lord Edward Russell Article I state that British subjects can build homes and warehouses with the ______________ of the King.
Correct Answer
Consent
consentExplanation
The correct answer is "consent, consent". According to the English Treaty of Lord Edward Russell Article I, British subjects are allowed to build homes and warehouses with the consent of the King. This means that they need to obtain permission or approval from the King before constructing any buildings. The repetition of the word "consent" in the answer emphasizes the importance of obtaining the King's permission in order to carry out construction activities.Rate this question:
- 13.
The English Treaty Of Lord Edward Russell Article II state that British subjects can dispose of their _____________ with the previous knowledge of the King.
Correct Answer
effects
EffectsExplanation
The correct answer is "effects" or "Effects." According to the English Treaty of Lord Edward Russell Article II, British subjects have the right to dispose of their effects, which refers to their personal property or belongings. This can be done with the previous knowledge of the King, indicating that the King should be informed or aware of such disposals.Rate this question:
- 14.
The English Treaty Of Lord Edward Russell Article II state that British subjects can sell or dispose of their property without any ___________________.
Correct Answer
impediment
ImpedimentExplanation
The correct answer is "impediment, Impediment." The English Treaty of Lord Edward Russell Article II states that British subjects can sell or dispose of their property without any hindrance or obstruction. The word "impediment" refers to any obstacle or barrier that could prevent someone from freely selling or disposing of their property. By using both lowercase and uppercase letters for the word "impediment," the answer emphasizes its importance and reinforces that there should be no impediment whatsoever for British subjects in this regard.Rate this question:
- 15.
The English Treaty Of Lord Edward Russell Article III state that if a British subject dies in Hawai`i is property shall not be searched or touched and must be delivered to his ______________.
Correct Answer
executors
ExecutorsExplanation
The English Treaty Of Lord Edward Russell Article III states that if a British subject dies in Hawai`i, their property shall not be searched or touched and must be delivered to their executors. The word "executors" refers to the individuals appointed in a will to carry out the instructions and wishes of the deceased regarding the distribution of their assets.Rate this question:
- 16.
Unfortunately, treates and laws did not cure the foreigners' desire to "own" land and more disagreements occured. What happened in 1843, was it justified, and how did it end?
- 17.
When the land was restored to King Kauikeaouli Kamehameha III, he said a famous line in Hawai`i which is " ________________________________________."
Correct Answer
Ua mau ke ea o ka `aina i ka pono
ua mau ke ea o ka aina i ka pono
uamaukeeaokaainaikaponoExplanation
When the land was restored to King Kauikeaouli Kamehameha III, he said a famous line in Hawai`i which is "Ua mau ke ea o ka `aina i ka pono." This phrase translates to "The life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness." It is a powerful statement that emphasizes the importance of maintaining the well-being and integrity of the land, suggesting that the land's vitality and existence are intertwined with the practice of righteousness and justice. This phrase has become a well-known motto in Hawaii, symbolizing the connection between the people and the land and the responsibility to care for and protect it.Rate this question:
- 18.
During the reign of Pai`ea Kamahameha the people worked 2 days during the week as a form of tribute or taxation.
Correct Answer
Tuesday and Friday
tuesday and friday
tuesday, friday
Tuesday, FridayExplanation
During the reign of Pai`ea Kamahameha, the people were required to work on Tuesday and Friday as a form of tribute or taxation. This means that they had to dedicate two days of their week to perform labor or contribute to the kingdom's needs.Rate this question:
- 19.
During the time of Pai`ea Kamehameha, the King "gave" land for foreigners to "use". This was known as __________________.
- A.
Use right
- B.
Fee simple
- C.
Effects policy
Correct Answer
A. Use rightExplanation
During the time of Pai`ea Kamehameha, the King granted foreigners the right to use land. This practice was commonly referred to as "use right." It allowed foreigners to utilize the land without actually owning it.Rate this question:
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- 20.
Samuel Kamakau stated that "the Hawaiian man from Kona will not willingly _____________ to 'Ewa or Ko`olau because the `aina and the man are inherently connection from birth to his ancestors."
Correct Answer
wander
WanderExplanation
The correct answer is "wander, Wander". Samuel Kamakau believes that the Hawaiian man from Kona will not willingly wander to 'Ewa or Ko'olau because he has a deep connection to his ancestors and the land ('aina) where he was born. This connection is inherent and strong, making it unlikely for him to leave his homeland and explore other areas.Rate this question:
- 21.
The purpose of land to a foreigner is to be bought and sold like a __________________.
Correct Answer
commodity
CommodityExplanation
Land to a foreigner serves the purpose of being bought and sold, just like a commodity. Commodity refers to any good or product that can be traded, and land can be treated in the same way. It can be purchased by foreigners as an investment or for development purposes, and it can also be sold to other individuals or entities. Like other commodities, the value of land can fluctuate based on market conditions and demand.Rate this question:
- 22.
Marion Kelly is an ___________________________ that studied the early Hawaiians and the ahupua`a system that encouraged sharing or giving services, materials and food stuff as "gifts."
Correct Answer
Anthropologist
anthropologistExplanation
Marion Kelly is an anthropologist who studied the early Hawaiians and the ahupua`a system that encouraged sharing or giving services, materials, and food stuff as "gifts." As an anthropologist, she would have conducted research and analysis on the culture and practices of the early Hawaiians, specifically focusing on the ahupua`a system and its emphasis on reciprocity and communal sharing.Rate this question:
- 23.
The ancient Hawaiian people living in the `ahupua`a bartered and traded.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
The statement is false because the ancient Hawaiian people did not engage in bartering and trading within the `ahupua`a. Instead, they practiced a system called "ahupua`a," which was a land division that encompassed various resources like forests, farmlands, and fisheries. The people living in an `ahupua`a relied on a self-sustaining system where each section provided the necessary resources for the community's needs. This system emphasized cooperation and sharing rather than trade and barter.Rate this question:
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- 24.
To the ancient Hawaiian the land was administered by the chiefs for the people to use.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
In ancient Hawaii, the land was indeed administered by the chiefs for the people to use. The chiefs, known as ali'i, held the power and authority over the land and its resources. They would allocate land to different families and communities for farming, fishing, and other purposes. This system ensured that the land was utilized in a sustainable and equitable manner, benefiting the entire community. Therefore, the statement "To the ancient Hawaiian the land was administered by the chiefs for the people to use" is true.Rate this question:
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- 25.
To the ancient Hawaiian the land was not a life-source but necessary for trade and ownership
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
The statement suggests that to the ancient Hawaiians, the land was not seen as a life-source but rather as something important for trade and ownership. However, the correct answer is False. The explanation for this answer is not available.Rate this question:
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