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David kalakaua ran for king and won after all of the kamehameha kings died making him the first elected king of hawaii.
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A secret society was made in January 1887 and consisted of thirteen people. It was called the hawaiian league. their leader was Lorrin A. Thurston
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On June 6, 1887 King kalakaua was forced to sign a new treaty at gunpoint, which gave the law the name “bayonet constitution.”
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The McKinley Tariff, which increased import taxes on foreign sugar, was adopted by Congress in 1890. As a result of Hawaiian sugar growers now being undersold in the American market, a depression engulfed the islands.
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In 1891 died from bright’s disease in the Palace hotel in San Francisco.
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King Kalākaua died in January 1891, and Liliuokalani took over as queen.
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Queen Liliʻuokalani was pushed to resign by a group of businessmen and sugar planters.
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In order to restore the privileges that the 1887 Bayonet Constitution had taken away from the monarch and the populace, Queen Liliuokalani attempted to publish a new constitution.