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The 40 pages that link to Hawaiian Kingdom, each with the reason it gives.

• Hawaiian IslandsRelated: Its history shows how the islands became a unified kingdom before U.S. annexation.

• Hawaiian languageRelated: The kingdom adopted Hawaiian in government and public life before English gained dominance.

• Baker IslandRelated: Hawaii asserted an early claim to Baker before the United States secured control.

• Johnston AtollRelated: Hawaiian claims and agreements shaped early U.S. interest in Johnston Atoll.

• HonoluluRelated: Honolulu became the kingdom’s capital and principal political center.

• Midway AtollRelated: Midway’s nineteenth-century U.S. claim arose amid competing Pacific interests.

• KauaʻiRelated: Kauaʻi became part of the unified kingdom through Kaumualiʻi’s agreement.

• LānaʻiRelated: Lānaʻi was part of the kingdom before Hawaii’s annexation by the United States.

• MolokaʻiRelated: Molokaʻi’s history includes the kingdom’s unification and subsequent loss of sovereignty.

• OʻahuRelated: Honolulu became the kingdom’s capital, tying Oʻahu to the monarchy’s history.