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When sugar planters, missionaries, and Marines drove Queen Liliuokalani from power, the U.S. gained a permanent foothold in A Samoa B Guam C Hawaii D Panama

When sugar planters, missionaries, and Marines drove Queen Liliuokalani from power, the U.S. gained a permanent foothold in A Samoa B Guam C Hawaii D Panama
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When sugar planters, missionaries, and Marines drove Queen Liliuokalani from power, the U.S. gained a permanent foothold in A Samoa B Guam C Hawaii D Panama

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Answer: C hawaii

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Queen Liluokalani was a Hawaiian ruler, making the answer C.

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