Please review the question and check my answer. Thank you tutors.
Q: What was the Reciprocity Treaty?
My answer: The Reciprocity Treaty allowed Hawaii sugar into the United States duty-free and set of rapid growth in the Island's sugar industry.
I also got my answer from a reading I was given from my teacher, and I don't want to cite it.
I am supposedly studying for an exam, but wasn't given any answers to the questions I was given and I have to find or figure it out myself, but I would want clarification from, you tutors. Thank you once again.
If you need more information about the 1875 treaty, try this:
http://www.hawaii-nation.org/treaty1875.html
I'm not sure if I do need more information about the 1875, is the information from my answer enough? I got the information for my answer from a reading that has already been cited from my Social Studies teacher, but I'd like to see from you or any other tutors if that's enough or I need more information. That's why I decided to check on this site. I needed to study for an hour at least ever yday until Wednesday, but I don't have all answers. I will check my answers here, is that okay tutor Reed?
Your answer is correct. The Reciprocity Treaty, signed in 1875, allowed Hawaii to export sugar to the United States duty-free. This resulted in a significant boost to the Hawaiian sugar industry and contributed to the rapid economic growth of the islands. The Treaty helped to solidify the economic relationship between Hawaii and the United States, paving the way for Hawaii's eventual annexation by the U.S. in 1898.
As for your concern about citing your reading material, it is good practice to provide proper references when using external sources to support your answers. This shows academic integrity and allows others to verify the information. If your teacher did not explicitly state that you should not cite the reading material, it would be best to include a citation to acknowledge the source of your information. You can use a standard citation format, such as APA or MLA, depending on the guidelines provided by your teacher.