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Name of the first Polynesian navigator to NZ?

Kupe

English for 'whenua'

Land

Who signed He Whakaputanga?

Northern Māori Rangatira (the united tribes)

What is the name for the political parties in Parliament who aren't in government?

The Opposition

How many votes do people get in NZ?

2

Who is in government in 2022?

Labour and Greens

Who is NZ's head of state?

The Queen

Māori name for Wellington

Pōneke, Te Whanganui-ā-Tara, Te Upoko o te Ika

What does MMP stand for?

Mixed Member Proportional

Where was the Treaty signed?

Waitangi

What electorate is our school in?

Rongotai

What were the four key aspects/articles of He Whakaputanga?

1) Māori declared themselves sovereign over Aotearoa, 2) NZ is independent, 3) meet once a year to discuss how to run the country, 4) King and flag

How many seats in parliament?

120

When was He Whakaputanga signed?

1835

What type of government does Aoteaora NZ have? (remember there are 2!)

Representative democracy and constitutional monarchy

What were the three articles of the Te Tiriti?

1) Kawanatanga (Queen could govern her people), 2)Tino Rangatiratanga (Māori were sovereign), 3) Same rights as British citizens

Who are the two major iwi of Wellington?

Ngāti Toa and Te Ātiawa

When was Te Tiriti o Waitangi signed?

Feb 6th, 1840

What is the title of the person who keeps order in Parliament?

Speaker of the House

Who is the official representative of the British Crown in NZ?

The governor general, Dame Cindy Kiro

Did women sign Te Tiriti?

Yes, 13 female rangatira signed Te Tiriti

Modern name for Kororareka (Hell Hole of the Pacific)

Russell

ancestral Māori homeland

Hawaiki

What is the official name of New Zealand's Declaration of Independence?

He Whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tirene

What Pacific Island groups automatically have NZ citizenship?

Niue, Tokelau, Cook Islands