IMPERIALISM IN THE PACIFIC ISLANDS. Why?  Expand empire and power  Grow sugarcane, pineapple, and other tropical goods to sell back home  Access to.

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IMPERIALISM IN THE PACIFIC ISLANDS

Why?  Expand empire and power  Grow sugarcane, pineapple, and other tropical goods to sell back home  Access to water rights

Who?  Many European nations and the United States colonized islands in the South Pacific.  United Kingdom (Fiji, Tonga, Cook, Solomon)  France (Marquesas, New Caledonia, Society)  German (Palau, Marshall, Mariana)  United States (Hawaii, Guam, American Samoa)

Impact  Europeans moved people from different islands to work elsewhere. This led to ethnic conflicts on some islands.  World War II:  Fierce battles on several islands  After the war many were given to U.S. as trust territories (independent, but temporarily under U.S. control)

Independence  Around the 1960s many islands moved towards independence  United States:  Hawaii is now a state  Guam and American Samoa are still territories