Two years after this document was signed, Robert Wilcox led a rebellion intended to roll back the effects of this document.
In an oath administered by Judge Alfred Judd, who was one of the original supporters of this document, a female ruler obliquely refused to acknowledge its legitimacy. Resident foreign aliens were granted the right to vote by this document, though all Asians, regardless of citizenship status, were deprived of their right to vote. This document was hastily drafted after a royal figure fired (*) Walter M. Gibson from his cabinet, which was not subject to royal authority anymore according to the terms of this document. Two years after this document was signed, Robert Wilcox led a rebellion intended to roll back the effects of this document. Lorrin Thurston authored this document, which heavily favored the already-exploitative and dominant sugarcane and pineapple industries. For 10 points, name this document forced upon King Kalakaua by plantation owners led by Sanford Dole ceding power to whites in the Kingdom of Hawaii, named for a weapon presumably used to coerce its signing. 
In an oath administered by Judge Alfred Judd, who was one of the original supporters of this document, a female ruler obliquely refused to acknowledge its legitimacy.
Bayonet Constitution [or 1887 Constitution of the Kingdom of Hawaii; prompt on Constitution of Hawaii] 