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Hawai‘i’s Population from 1778 onward

A graph shows a decline in Hawaiian ethnicity to near zero by 1960 as Filipino, Japanese and white populations increase.

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The Native Hawaiian population decreased sharply after contact with the outside world in 1778. From the mid-1800s onward, many different migrant groups from around the world were brought to the islands to work on sugar plantations.

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51.02.09

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Hawai‘i’s Population from 1778 onward

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1989

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Publisher

University of Hawai‘i Press

Date

1989

Type

Image

Format

Diagram

File Format

jpg

Source

The Peopling of Hawaii, 2nd edition (1989). Data partially from US Census. (Hawaii (State) DPED, Statistical Report)

Licensor

Graph: University of Hawai‘i Press Data source: Hawaii (State) DPED, Statistical Report

MUMI Number

51.02.IMG.017

Publisher

University of Hawai‘i Press

Date

1989

Type

Image

Format

Diagram

File Format

jpg

Source

The Peopling of Hawaii, 2nd edition (1989). Data partially from US Census. (Hawaii (State) DPED, Statistical Report)

Licensor

Graph: University of Hawai‘i Press Data source: Hawaii (State) DPED, Statistical Report

MUMI Number

51.02.IMG.017

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