Hawaii

Hawaii has long been known as the state with lots of volcanoes, beaches, and sights. In truth, there’s more to it than meets the eye; and now, with the help of When Did Hawaii Become a State, you need not be in the dark about what more Hawaii has to offer.


When Did Hawaii Become A State is a recently launched site that focuses on the history behind US’ 50th state. Presented in a blog format, the site outlines the events leading to the island’s statehood as well as provides readers with everything that they need to know before they step on the shores of this island.

From sights to sounds to history, When Did Hawaii Become A State has all the information you need in order to enjoy your stay at this Aloha state. Have a question about Hawaii? No need to worry! Just head on to the “Contact Us’ page and fire away your question. Wait for a few hours and, voila! You would have the answer to your question right at your own email inbox.


Hawaii is the only US state made up of islands. This Polynesian chain of islands is considered to be one of the newest members of the states having achieved statehood only last 1959. Prior to that, however, Hawaii was already an independent country that is recognized internationally as such. It has diplomatic relationships with other countries and was, at that time, headed by a king. With the help of American and European businessmen, the said King was overthrown which paved the way for it to become part of the US territory.