Which of the following statements most accurately represents Hawaiian attitudes toward American annexation in the 1890s?

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Most native Hawaiians opposed American annexation. While some Hawaiian elites and business owners supported annexation, the majority of native Hawaiians believed that their country should remain independent and saw annexation as a threat to their culture and sovereignty. This opposition was expressed through petitions, protests, and a boycott of the annexation vote.

Which of the Following Statements Most Accurately Represents Hawaiian Attitudes