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Introduction This essay offers an approach that introduces undergraduate students to the nature of historical inquiry. Samuel Wineburg and Janice Fournier have shown that merely taking a number of history [...]

DURING THE LATE nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, thousands of immigrants arrived in Hawai'i to work in the rapidly expanding sugar cane industry.(1) They came from all parts of the [...]

Historical literature on Asian and Pacific Islander Americans in Hawai'i is examined.

Based on the idea that the best way to help students write better is to have them write more, this article describes an instructional process called journal freewriting. Shows how freewriting, or writing without planning and without stopping, may be used cooperatively by social studies and English departments to enhance efforts to improve students' writing. (JDH)

In 1993 the Hawaii State Legislature created a Hawaiian Sovereignty Advisory Commission, composed of nineteen members, to advise the legislature on the convening of a convention that would create the [...]

Nena Galanidon and Liv Helga Dommasnes, eds. Telling Children About the Past: An Interdisciplinary Perspective. Ann Arbor, MI: International Monographs in Prehistory, 2007. Pp. 324. Paper, $25.00; ISBN 978-1-879621-40-4. Telling [...]