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Questions about NZ History and the Treaty of Waitangi

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When was the Treaty of Waitangi signed?

6 Feb, 1840

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What is the Treaty called in te reo Māori?

Te Tiriti O Waitangi

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Who are the Tangata whenua?

The Maori people (People of the Land)

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Who are Tauiwi?

People from a different place.

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Who are Pākehā?

White New Zealanders

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Name 3 things that Māori and Settlers were trading in the years before the Treaty was signed.

Flax, Logs (Kauri), Muskets, Food, Nails, Wool blankets

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The Treaty was written in English and Māori. Were the two translations the same?

No

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Name two reasons for having a Treaty.

Lawlessness of Whalers and other settlers, concerns over unfair land sales

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Use this word in a sentence: hui

Example: Are you able to attend a hui on Monday?

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Use this word in a sentence: kai

Example: The new restaurant on the corner serves great kai.

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Use this word in a sentence: kaupapa

Example: I was so impressed by the kaupapa of the organization that I decided to volunteer there.

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Use this word in a sentence: whānau

Example: Did you do anything fun with your whānau in the weekend?

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Use this word in a sentence: kōrero

Example: Do you have time for a bit of a kōrero after class?

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What are the three main principles of the Treaty?

Partnership, Participation, Protection

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Which version of the Treaty did the chiefs sign - the English version or the te reo Māori version?

The te reo Māori version.

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The Waitiangi Tribunal was established in 1975. What does the Waitangi Tribunal do?

It investigates claims by Māori that the promises of te Titiri have not been kept.

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