Missionaries were the first group from the United States to settle in Hawaii. They were followed by the businessmen. Then, the military came.
American Protestant missionaries lead by Reverend Amos Starr Cooke settled in Hawaii on 1837. He set up a school to educate future monarchs. He became the unofficial adviser to the King, one of his previous students. Cooke influenced the king's decision to devise a land reform that allows businessmen to buy land from the locals and become sugarcane planters.
Hawaii's location is ideal for strategic warfare, thus, the military settled there.
It can mean many different things it all depends but it mostly considered freedom
The bill of rights were made after the 1600s...so your question does not make sense
I think it's A
Because faith depends on what you think, not others
D. The Area had little water and arable land.
If we look at the the population in Australia , we can see that most of the population lives on the coast because the land is dry and little/no vegatation.
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