Standard 3: History: HISTORY
OF THE HAWAIIAN KINGDOM-Understand important historical events in the history
of the Hawaii Kingdom
SS.7HHK.3.7
Analyze the roles of
significant individuals (including King David Kalakaua, Robert Wilcox,
LiliÕuokalani, Sanfrod B. Dole, Lorrin A. Thurston, and Minister Stevens) and
groups (including Annexationist/Committee of Public Safety, Aloha Aina and
American Businessmen) and their involvement in the Overthrow.
HISTORICAL SCENE INVESTIGATION (HSI)
Historical Scene Investigations
is an inquiry project where students will be faced with a problem to solve. If
the expectations are not met, students could end up getting an approaching or
well below grade.
Students will need to
complete all assignments and meet the deadlines below. No extensions will take place since
class time was given.
Case File
The Overthrow
Becoming a Detective
On January 17, 1893, Queen LiliÕuokalani was overthrown by
the COPS (Committee of Public Safety).
A provisional government led by Sanford B. Dole governed Hawaii. The President of the United States,
Grover Cleveland has chosen your team to investigate the people involved in the
Overthrow and the reasons why it occurred.
Your job is to find out what happened and who was responsible
for the QueenÕs overthrow.
Investigating the Evidence
*Document A:
New York Times Article (This Day in History)
*Document B: The Overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom –
Reading
*Document C: Sanford Dole Reading
*Document D: Queen LiliÕuokalani Reading
*Document E: Lorrin Thurston Reading
*Document F: King David Kalakaua Reading
*Document G: U.S. Minister Stevens Reading
*Document H: Robert Wilcox Reading
*Document I: The QueenÕs Story (DVD)
*Document J: The Bayonet Constitution
Searching for Clues (Due by Wednesday November 23, 2011
or earlier)
How are they involved?
Is the person a royalist or
annexationist?
Provide a picture of each person in
your suspect file
Cracking the Case (Due by Thursday December 1, 2011 or
earlier)
Based on your investigation of the Overthrow, who was
responsible for the Overthrow?
As the commissioner, you are to:
1. Create a flow map explaining the
events leading up to the overthrow
2. Create a circle map explaining
who was responsible for the overthrow with evidence along with a Frame of
Reference (how do you know that).
In the end, students will create a pop up page of a scene
from the overthrow and use their flow map for the bottom section.)
Grading:
Advanced |
Proficient |
Approaching |
Novice |
Both products have accurate facts and details that paint a
clear picture. |
Both products have accurate facts and general and/or
detailed information. |
Information is very minimal with few inaccurate facts. |
Has no idea of what occurred or who was responsible and/or
many inaccurate facts given. |
Grade will be worth a total of 10 points. Students will then multiple the points
they earned by the number of group members. Students will then divide the points up based on the amount
of work that was put into the project.