Title: Why the U.S. Annexed Hawaii - Hawaii Annexation
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Why The United States Annexed Hawaii
Strategic Location

Content: Eventually the plantation owners had more say in the Hawaiian government than many native Hawaiians. Hawaii offered many benefits to the United States. First off, the weather there is perfect for growing sugarcane and other fruits. This reason alone brought many greedy American businessmen to the island. The island was also fertile ground for protestants looking to spread their faith. Americans found the island useful as provisioning spot for American whaling ships. Strategic Location
Hawaii was of interest by the United States Navy. Not only is the island in a good strategic location in the Pacific, but it also has one of the best natural harbors in the world. By annexing the island, the United States would establish its' power in the pacific. Futhermore, the annexation would prevent any other foreign power from colonizing the island.