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To most Americans, Hawaii means ukuleles and native dancers, Waikiki and Diamond Head. Hawaii is a romantic image learned from travel posters and the movies, and much of it, surprisingly, is true. But Hawaii is more than that. The people who have come here from Polynesia, Asia, Europe, and the Americas have made it a crossroads culture and a testing ground for fundamental American principals.
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A compelling history of Hawaii’s multicultural crossroads.
Who is this book for?
If you’ve ever been curious about the deeper story behind Hawaii’s sunny beaches and vibrant culture, this book sheds light on its complex history and diverse influences. It’s a great read for anyone wanting to understand how Hawaii became a unique blend of worlds, shaped by many peoples and ideas. The book offers an engaging perspective on how history and culture intersect in this beautiful island place.
