Queen liliuokalani attempted to rid her people of american influence in the late 1800s. where did she rule?

Queen Liliuokalani ruled in Hawaii.

Explanation:

Liliuokalani was the queen and the last monarch of the Kingdom of Hawaii. On September 16, 1862 she married John Owen Dominis, governor of O'ahu and Maui. Liliuokalani's brother, King Kalakaua, died on January 17, 1891, and she took the throne on January 29. She tried to introduce a new constitution after her coronation, because the then-current Bayonet Constitution severely limited the power of the monarch and also the political participation of indigenous Hawaiians. The sugar trade between Hawaii and the United States was in the hands of a group of American businessmen, who tried to integrate Hawaii into the US without the support of the US government to protect their trade. In 1893 the Queen was deposed and a pro-American government appointed. The United States government declared the seizure of power illegal and offered Liliuokalani her throne if she would pardon all those responsible for the coup. The Queen rejected this offer because of the violence used in her deposition; President Grover Cleveland referred the matter to the Congress, which promptly proclaimed the Republic of Hawaii with Sanford Dole as the first head of state.

In January 1895, a few days after a failed coup by Robert Wilcox, Liliuokalani was arrested on suspicion of illegal possession of firearms. She was released in 1896 and lived in Washington Place in Honolulu until her death in 1917.

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