English, 10.06.2021 21:30, svarner2001
Generations of Hawaiians have told the story of
Hawai'iloa, a Polynesian navigator who accidentally landed upon the Hawaiian islands. Hawai'iloa fell in love with the fertile lands, where coconuts grew in abundance. The island of Hawaii was named in his honor. However , some people question the authenticity of the legend , claiming that parts of it grew from the imaginations or the people who passed it down from generation to generation. A second legend about early migration to Hawail features Pa'aoHe was a Tahitian priest who heard the wind tell him to steer toward the islands , which his family then colonized.
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These stories reflect Hawaiian.
A. Monarchy
B. Generosity
C. Choreography
D. Mythology
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Generations of Hawaiians have told the story of
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