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Hawaii

SUBJECTS — U.S/1812 - 1860 & Hawaii; Religions/Christianity;
SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL LEARNING — None;
MORAL-ETHICAL EMPHASIS — Respect and Caring.

Age: 12+; Not Rated; Drama; 1966; 188 minutes; Color/B & W.

Hawaii is a fictional account of the first efforts by missionaries to convert Hawaiians to Christianity. It covers the period from 1820 to about 1840 and is based on the novel by James Michener.

The plot of Hawaii was derived from historical events. The movie will acquaint children with the Christian missionary movement and the effects on the Hawaiians of exposure to Western civilization, an event which led to the death of most Hawaiians and the virtual extinction of their culture.

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Brother/sister incest is taboo in almost every society. Incestuous marriages lead to increased mental retardation and birth defects. The mechanism is the promotion of recessive genetic characteristics. Brother/sister incest was also permitted in the royal family in ancient Egypt.



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