Hawaiian People Case Study
1. What is the historical relationship between the Hawaiian people and other cultural groups in the United States, especially the dominant cultural groups?
The Hawaiian kingdom and the United States legislator have an agreement that either the citizens of America or the subjects of the king of Hawaii both can travel in and out of either country freely and they are subject to security and laws governing these countries. The United States was the first country to recognize Hawaii as an independent state and during the Spanish-American war, the united states navy used the Hawaii shores to launch war against the Spaniards at the pacific ocean. Due to these strong historical relations, the Hawaiian people and people of America enjoy a cordial relationship …show more content…
Has this group been discriminated against?
The Hawaiians are not contended as they complain that the Americans soldier have overstayed their visit. There are complains of prolonged military occupation who in as much came into aid for the Hawaiian people at the point of need have refused to let go control to the Hawaiian kingdom. The Hawaiian people feel they should be left to run their country as they see it fit and the military commandant along the pacific should let them do so.
4. What are the common stereotypes about the group, and how did they originate?
The Hawaiians are seen to be of less education or civilized enough to make decisions by themselves. The United States government is seen to discriminate against and still the mentality was there from the 1800s still lingers on. At the Hawaiians are very civilized and there are many advances they have made as far as education and socio-economic empowerment is concerned.
5. Who are the important people in the group?
The significant people in this group whose interest should be taken care of are the subjects of the king of Hawaii, the Hawaiian kingdom itself and the military leaders based along the pacific. The proclamation requests the Hawaiian kingdom to be left to run itself and with no
The Hawaiian kingdom and the United States legislator have an agreement that either the citizens of America or the subjects of the king of Hawaii both can travel in and out of either country freely and they are subject to security and laws governing these countries. The United States was the first country to recognize Hawaii as an independent state and during the Spanish-American war, the united states navy used the Hawaii shores to launch war against the Spaniards at the pacific ocean. Due to these strong historical relations, the Hawaiian people and people of America enjoy a cordial relationship …show more content…
Has this group been discriminated against?
The Hawaiians are not contended as they complain that the Americans soldier have overstayed their visit. There are complains of prolonged military occupation who in as much came into aid for the Hawaiian people at the point of need have refused to let go control to the Hawaiian kingdom. The Hawaiian people feel they should be left to run their country as they see it fit and the military commandant along the pacific should let them do so.
4. What are the common stereotypes about the group, and how did they originate?
The Hawaiians are seen to be of less education or civilized enough to make decisions by themselves. The United States government is seen to discriminate against and still the mentality was there from the 1800s still lingers on. At the Hawaiians are very civilized and there are many advances they have made as far as education and socio-economic empowerment is concerned.
5. Who are the important people in the group?
The significant people in this group whose interest should be taken care of are the subjects of the king of Hawaii, the Hawaiian kingdom itself and the military leaders based along the pacific. The proclamation requests the Hawaiian kingdom to be left to run itself and with no