Title: The Motives and The Take Over - Imperialism in Hawaii
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Content: The United States knew that Hawaii had lots of tropical fruits (pineapple) and sugar, which were the resources that they wanted. They knew that if they annexed Hawaii, they would be able to take some of their popular resources. This was then the result to the Sugar Trade. The US knew that Hawaii had more advantages than other places and they wanted them to afford for carrying on and trading with the Far East. The US wanted to have democracy in many places and they needed Hawaii to be one of their territories. The take over of the United States annexing Hawaii
The United States did use some force, but it was a bloodless revolution. On January 5th, 1895 an armed revolt was in attempt to stop the annexation of Hawaii. 21,269 or 39,000 Hawaiians opposed the annexation. The government met up with Liliuokalani (the queen) who was already in the United States also fighting the annexation because she was removed from the throne and she blamed the annexation and the United States. In the US, they created a petition to the senate, they met in Washington on February 27th, 1898 where 46 of them were with the annexation.