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What is the definition of "taonga" in Māori culture?
Taonga are treasured possessions in Māori culture, including both tangible and intangible things.
Name the three P's of cultural appropriation.
Property, Power/Privilege, and Profit.
Explain the difference between cultural appropriation and cultural appreciation.
Cultural appropriation is the unacknowledged or inappropriate adoption of elements of one culture by members of another culture, while cultural appreciation is
What is a pepeha in Māori culture?
pepeha is a way of introducing oneself that includes references to one's ancestors, tribal affiliations, and important geographical features.
What is whakapapa and why is it important to Māori people?
Whakapapa is family history or ancestry. It's important because it connects Māori people to their family, land, and tribe.
Describe the concept of "mana" and how it relates to cultural integrity.
Mana refers to prestige, authority, or spiritual power. It relates to cultural integrity as respecting and preserving cultural practices maintains and enhances
What does "kaitiakitanga" mean and how might you practice it?
Kaitiakitanga means taking care of the environment. You might practice it by picking up litter, saving water, or learning about native plants and animals.
Who are the Tangata Whenua?
Tangata Whenua are the Māori people, the first people of New Zealand.
What does "mana" mean and how can you show respect for someone's mana?
Mana means a person's importance or status. You can show respect for someone's mana by being polite, listening to them, and valuing their culture.
Why is the Treaty of Waitangi important in New Zealand?
The Treaty of Waitangi is important because it's an agreement between Māori and the British that helps shape how different groups in New Zealand live together.
How can the internet help and hurt cultural understanding?
The internet can help by letting us learn about different cultures easily. But it can hurt if people share wrong information or use parts of cultures disrespect
What does "tapu" mean in Māori culture?
Tapu means something is sacred or special and should be treated with extra care and respect.
Who are the Tangata Tiriti?
Tangata Tiriti are non-Māori New Zealanders who live in New Zealand because of the Treaty of Waitangi.
What is "mauri" in Māori culture?
Life Force
How can learning about your own family history help you respect other cultures?
Learning about your own family history can help you understand how important culture is to everyone, making you more respectful of other people's cultures.
What does the koru symbol look like and what does it mean?
The koru looks like a curled fern leaf. It represents new beginnings, growth, and harmony in Māori culture.
