What is an example of "Ahupua`a"?
Waikele, Honolulu, Waikiki, Kahuku, and Waipio
What is an example of "Mokupuni"?
Oahu, Maui, Kauai, and Big Island
What is Mr. Mitchell's favorite Pokémon?
Cubone
Who was Kamehameha 2 and 3 mother?
Keōpūolani
Who is Mr. Mitchell's favorite BlackPink member?
Jisoo
Rosé
Lisa
Jennie
What does "Ahupua`a" mean? (Land Only)
Land from Mountain INTO the sea
What was the first belief Hawaiian's had about their land?
The land would provide everything you need to survive.
what does "Ahu" mean?
Pile, heap, mound, stack, platform of rocks
What does "Moku" mean?
District or Section
What was Mr. Mitchell's favorite book series as a middle schooler?
Harry Potter
Goosebumps
Percy Jackson
Hunger Games
Who died in 1819?
The Great Kamehameha
Bamboo would belong in what section of an Ahupua'a?
Kula
What does "Mokupuni" mean?
Whole island
What made the next wave of the Hawaiians want to settle inland?
Population increased, ran out of room
What does a Modern Ahupua`a look like?
A sign
What does "Pua`a" mean?
Pig
What does a old Ahupua`a look like?
A severed pig head on a pile of rocks
What are the two mountain ranges on O’ahu?
Waiʻanae range to the west and Koʻolau range to the east
What does "Kula" mean?
fields/inland/plains
What does "Ahupua`a" mean?
A pig altar served as a Boundary Marker for each Ahupua`a (Land from Mountain INTO the sea).
What does "Kai" mean?
ocean/sea/water
What does "Ili" mean?
Strips of Land
Who died in 1824?
Kamehameha II and his wife
What is the most important resource in an ahupua`a?
Water because it gives life to everything in the ahupua`a
Hawaiians didn’t have a written language, so the history & culture was passed down from generations to the next by doing what?
Chanting, Storytelling, and Hula
What is an example of "Ili"?
Lo`i patch
What does "Uka" mean?
Mountain/uplands
What is an example of "Moku"?
Waianae, Ewa, Kona, and Waialua