Overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom

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  1. 1. The Committee of ____ was made up of American land and business owners who wanted to overthrow the queen.
  2. 4. Under the Queen's new constitution, the monarch did not need ____ approval for decision-making.
  3. 5. the agreement between Hawaiʻi and the United States to allow the importing of goods without taxes is called the ____ Treaty.
  4. 7. the ____ Constitution stripped away power from the monarchy and gave foreigners more voting rights.
  5. 8. U.S. President William McKinley signed a resolution in 1898 to ____ Hawaii to the United States.
  6. 11. She was overthrown on January 17, 1893 and later imprisoned in her palace.
  7. 13. The Provisional Government proclaimed Hawaii to be a ____ and started running the government.
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  1. 1. The Committee of Safety asked U.S. Minister John ____ to land troops and help set up a new government.
  2. 2. Kalakaua was forced to sign the new constitution by a small political group called the ____ League.
  3. 3. The ____ Tariff allowed ALL foreign sugar to be imported into the United States without being taxed; this cancelled out the Reciprocity Treaty.
  4. 6. Robert Wilcox wanted Kalakaua to sign a new ____ to restore power back to the monarchy.
  5. 8. The U.S. wanted to keep Hawaiʻi from forming ____ with other foreign countries.
  6. 9. The Committee of Safety appointed Sanford B ____ as the head of new provisional government.
  7. 10. Queen Liliʻuokalani's main goal was to restore ____ back to the monarchy.
  8. 12. James ____ ordered the American flag to be taken down and sent the troops back to their ships before he began his investigation of the overthrow.