Question

How did President Cleveland view U.S. interference in Hawaii? (1 point) Responses He thought it was a success. He thought it was inevitable. He thought it was a disgrace. He thought it was inadvisable.

Answer 1

President Cleveland viewed U.S. interference in Hawaii as a disgrace. He opposed the annexation of Hawaii and criticized the actions of those who sought to overthrow the Hawaiian monarchy, believing they were unjust and contrary to American values.