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The following important events in the history of Hawaii affected political boundaries, record keeping, and family movements.
The following important events in the history of [[Portal:Hawaii|Hawaii]] affected political boundaries, record keeping, and family movements.  


Early The islands were ruled by a succession of royal families but were not united under one ruler until 1810.
Early The islands were ruled by a succession of royal families but were not united under one ruler until 1810.  


'''1778'''<nowiki>:&nbsp; Captain James Cook of the British Navy arrived and named the islands the Sandwich Islands.</nowiki>
'''1778'''<nowiki>:&nbsp; Captain James Cook of the British Navy arrived and named the islands the Sandwich Islands.</nowiki>  


'''1820:&nbsp;''' Protestant missionaries from New England brought Christianity to Hawaii.
'''1820:&nbsp;''' Protestant missionaries from New England brought Christianity to Hawaii.  


'''1830s-1890s:&nbsp;''' Thousands of settlers and laborers came to Hawaii, mostly from the Orient.
'''1830s-1890s:&nbsp;''' Thousands of settlers and laborers came to Hawaii, mostly from the Orient.  


'''1894:&nbsp;''' The Republic of Hawaii was established after the Monarchy was dethroned in 1893.
'''1894:&nbsp;''' The Republic of Hawaii was established after the Monarchy was dethroned in 1893.  


'''1898:&nbsp;''' Hawaii was annexed by the United States.
'''1898:&nbsp;''' Hawaii was annexed by the United States.  


'''1900:&nbsp;''' The Territory of Hawaii was established.
'''1900:&nbsp;''' The Territory of Hawaii was established.  


'''1959:&nbsp;''' Hawaii attained statehood.
'''1959:&nbsp;''' Hawaii attained statehood.  
 
An especially helpful source for studying the history of Hawaii is Ralph S. Kuykendall, ''The Hawaiian Kingdom'', Three Volumes. (Honolulu, Hawaii: University of Hawaii Press, 1966-1968; FHL book 996.9 H2kr; Volume 1 on film 1321394 item 2).


An especially helpful source for studying the history of Hawaii is Ralph S. Kuykendall, ''The Hawaiian Kingdom'', Three Volumes. (Honolulu, Hawaii: University of Hawaii Press, 1966-1968; FHL book 996.9 H2kr; Volume 1 on film 1321394 item 2).
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