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    The introduction of foreign species to Hawaii has greatly affected the populations of the islands’ native species. In many cases‚ the introduction of foreign species has wiped out the entire population of certain species‚ rendering them extinct. This is especially devastating because many of these species are endemic‚ meaning they are found only in one particular location and nowhere else in the world. The majority of species living in Hawaii are the result of thousands of years of island biodiversity

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    answer that describes the differences between weather and climate. Weather and Climate both take the same measuring elements of the environment and atmosphere (Temperature‚ humidity‚ pressure‚ wind speeds‚ precipitation‚ etc.). According to Sturman & Tapper (2006)‚ weather is “the state of the atmosphere at a particular point in time within a defined areas.” This in turn is opposed to Sturman & Tapper’s (2006) take on climate which is “the synthesis of weather observed over a period of many years.” As

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    beautiful waterfalls. It is the very essence of paradise punctuated with fresh fruit and umbrella garnished cocktails far removed from my everyday routine. Oahu‚ Hawaii and Maui are the islands most frequented by visitors and the three largest islands in the state. The Oahu‚ the main island‚ is where most people come when heading to Hawaii. It is home to the state’s capitol city Honolulu‚ and where seventy-five percent of all of the state’s inhabitants reside. It is also home to some of the top beaches

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    Hawai’i is known by the rest of the world primarily for its tropical weather‚ exquisite scenery‚ and luxurious resorts. Millions of tourists visit Hawai’i annually with the intention to forget their worries within this perceived paradise (http://www.hawaiitourismauthority.org /default/assets/File/research/monthly-visitors/December%202014%20Visitor%20Stats%20Press%20Release%20(final).pdf). For the indigenous people of Hawai’i‚ whose ancestors have cultivated this land for generations‚ the idea of

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    “Brah! I don’t no whea 2 start’um”. Hawaii has a reputation of talking “Pigeon”. Pigeon is an english word with a slang or short abbreviation of an english sentence or word. Reputation is a huge thing in our world. For example‚ every states has its own reputation such as Hawaii speaking their own language “Pigeon”. So what is reputation in high schools in Hawaii. Every School is unique. High Schools in Hawaii have a “reputation” which stands out for their school for example‚ Kahuku high school has

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    The Holocaust wasn’t the only depressing and tragic event. On December 7th‚ 1941 something unfortunate occurred-- the bombing of Pearl Harbor. On that day‚ Japanese planes attacked the United States Naval Base at Pearl Harbor‚ Hawaii Territory. Japanese Americans lost our trust and their loyalty was questionable. Seventy-four days after Pearl Harbor‚ President Franklin Delanore Roosevelt issued Executive Order No. 9066. This order made many Japanese Americans to leave their homes in the Western Defense

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    Hawai'I Colonization

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    found a safe harbor in Hawaii’s Kealakekua Bay. Cook’s arrival coincided with a big festival and it is possible that he‚ without realizing‚ was acting out a Hawaiian legend - the return from the sea of their god Lono. Lono was the fertility god of Hawaii. He is also associated with agriculture‚ rainfall‚ and music. It is suspected that the Hawaiians attached religious significance to the first stay of the Europeans on their islands. In Cook’s second visit‚ there was no question of this phenomenon

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    traveled to Hawaii using large double-hulled canoes. They brought with them pigs‚ dogs‚ chicken‚ coconut‚ banana‚ and sugarcane. GOVERNMENT Hawaii’s constitution was drafted in 1950 and became effective with statehood in 1959. The governor is elected every four years. The legislature has a senate with 25 members and a house of representatives with 51 members. The state elects two representatives and two senators to the U.S. Congress and has four electoral votes. Multicultural Hawaii has long been

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    Climate and Topography Analysis December 17th‚ 2012 GBM/380 There are a great number of different industries in this world that are greatly affected by climate and their topography. This paper will be about five different industries such as the food industry‚ tobacco industry‚ tourism industry‚ animal industry and the automotive industry. In order to run a successful business‚ these two factors need to be kept into consideration. The food industry is a very important factor everywhere around

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    Officers in Hawaii to inform the Government that there was no reason to believe that Japanese Americans were involved in any sabotage‚ President Roosevelt signed the order to direct the Secretary of War “to prescribe military areas” in which‚ “the right of any person to enter‚ remain in‚ or leave shall be subject to whatever restrictions

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