By 500 A.D., the population increased as all the Hawaiian islands became settled. And by 1650, the population peaked at 300,000 to 1,000,000 Hawaiians. With the population increases, dryland and wetland agriculture expanded, requiring a complicated system of land management and governance. The way peoples produce, maintain, and manage their food resources helps to create their distinct cultural traits. All rights reserved.
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