Disambiguation evidence for Hawaiian Renaissance (1960s–1970s cultural revival) via surface form

"Hawaiian Renaissance"


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Predicate Object
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalFocus Hawaiian navigation and wayfinding
culturalFocus Hawaiian traditional crafts
culturalFocus hula kahiko
culturalFocus mele (Hawaiian song and chant)
hasCause U.S. annexation of Hawaiʻi
hasCause cultural suppression under territorial government
hasCause decline of Native Hawaiian language and culture
hasEffect creation of Hawaiian immersion schools
hasEffect expansion of Hawaiian language education
hasEffect growth of Native Hawaiian political consciousness
hasEffect increased pride in Native Hawaiian identity
hasEffect increased production of Hawaiian-language media
hasEffect increased visibility of Indigenous Hawaiian issues
hasEffect institutional support for Hawaiian studies programs
hasEffect renewed interest in Hawaiian history
hasEffect revival of Hawaiian language
hasEffect revival of Hawaiian music
hasEffect revival of hula
hasEffect revival of traditional Hawaiian arts
hasEffect strengthening of Hawaiian sovereignty movement
hasEndTime late 20th century
hasKeyEvent establishment of Hawaiian studies programs at universities in Hawaiʻi
hasKeyEvent founding of the Polynesian Voyaging Society
hasKeyEvent growth of Hawaiian-language radio and print
hasKeyEvent launch of the Hōkūleʻa voyaging canoe
hasKeyEvent rise of contemporary Hawaiian musicians using ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi
hasPart Hawaiian language revitalization
hasPart Hawaiian Renaissance (1960s–1970s cultural revival) self-linksurface differs
surface form: Hawaiian music revival
hasPart Hawaiian political activism
hasPart hula revival
hasPart land rights movement in Hawaiʻi
hasPart revival of traditional navigation
hasPeakPeriod 1970s
hasStartTime 1960s
influenced Hawaiian cultural education
influenced Hawaiian language policy
influenced Hawaiian sovereignty movement
influenced contemporary Hawaiian music
influenced tourism representation of Hawaiian culture
influencedBy civil rights movement in the United States
influencedBy global Indigenous rights movements
instanceOf Hawaiian history event
instanceOf Indigenous cultural revival
instanceOf cultural movement
languageRevived Hawaiian
surface form: ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi
locatedIn Hawaiʻi NERFINISHED
mainSubject Native Hawaiian culture
movementGoal cultural self-determination for Native Hawaiians
movementGoal restoration of Native Hawaiian identity and pride