Hawaiian Overthrow

Amelia Khatri

Translator A AI

Summary

Hawaiian Overthrow delves into the complex history of how the Kingdom of Hawaii, a sovereign nation with a rich cultural heritage, was overthrown and annexed by the United States. This book explores the confluence of economic interests, political maneuvering, and cultural clashes that led to the ousting of Queen Liliuokalani in 1893 and the subsequent formal annexation in 1898. Readers will gain insight into the strategic importance of Hawaii during a time of American expansionism, understanding how a small group of American and European businessmen prioritized their interests over Hawaiian sovereignty.

 
The narrative progresses chronologically, starting with pre-overthrow Hawaii, detailing its culture and governance. It then analyzes the rise of the sugar industry and the increasing power of American planters and culminates with the events of the overthrow, the establishment of the provisional government, and the long-term consequences of annexation.

 
The book emphasizes that the annexation was not inevitable but resulted from deliberate actions, challenging traditional narratives that portray American expansion as wholly benevolent.

Available since: 03/20/2025.

Print length: 56 pages.

Humanities & Social Sciences

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