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The document summarizes the history of the Maori people in New Zealand and their interactions with European settlers. It describes how the Maori first encountered Europeans in 1642. It then discusses the Treaty of Waitangi signed in 1840 that stopped conflicts between Europeans and Maori and allowed for trade and cooperation. However, adapting to European ways had downsides for the Maori as their culture risked being forgotten or taken advantage of. The document is a student project on the topic.

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By Daniel and Joseph CI: Past and present civilisations are linked in many ways. Lines of Inquiry: Aspects of past civilisations have shaped present day society.
History of Maori in New Zealand The Polynesians discovered New Zealand 0900 1840-Treaty of Waitangi signed 1806-First European woman arrive at New Zealand 1835-Declaration of independence by the United tribes of NZ signed by 35 chiefs 1841-Europeans established at 1642-The first European explorers New Plymouth and Wanganui encounter with Maori's - Deadly
Causes and Effects of the Treaty of Waitangi The Treaty of Waitangi Stops the confict Between the Europeans and the Maoris Allowed the europeans to Live permanently and peacefully The Europeans and Maori's started to trade More often The Maori's were more Respectful and friendly Towards the Europeans The Europeans Shared technology With Maori European protect Maori through the Crown.
Maori Adaptions How did the Maori have to adapt to European ways? Knowing that European were on land. European equipment. Their Houses. The European culture.
Maori Adaptions How did they come to a decision to make a Treaty of Waitangi? Fighting got out of hand. Eating each other.
Maori Adaptions Do you think its fair? No because the Maori never invaded anyone else's country. They took advantage of Maori.
Maori Adaptions Would there be any downsides to Maori having to adapt to European ways? Yes. They would've been forgotten about. Been taken advantage of.
Maori Lifestyles
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Treaty of waitangi presentation

  • 1. By Daniel and Joseph CI: Past and present civilisations are linked in many ways. Lines of Inquiry: Aspects of past civilisations have shaped present day society.
  • 2. History of Maori in New Zealand The Polynesians discovered New Zealand 0900 1840-Treaty of Waitangi signed 1806-First European woman arrive at New Zealand 1835-Declaration of independence by the United tribes of NZ signed by 35 chiefs 1841-Europeans established at 1642-The first European explorers New Plymouth and Wanganui encounter with Maori's - Deadly
  • 3. Causes and Effects of the Treaty of Waitangi The Treaty of Waitangi Stops the confict Between the Europeans and the Maoris Allowed the europeans to Live permanently and peacefully The Europeans and Maori's started to trade More often The Maori's were more Respectful and friendly Towards the Europeans The Europeans Shared technology With Maori European protect Maori through the Crown.
  • 4. Maori Adaptions How did the Maori have to adapt to European ways? Knowing that European were on land. European equipment. Their Houses. The European culture.
  • 5. Maori Adaptions How did they come to a decision to make a Treaty of Waitangi? Fighting got out of hand. Eating each other.
  • 6. Maori Adaptions Do you think its fair? No because the Maori never invaded anyone else's country. They took advantage of Maori.
  • 7. Maori Adaptions Would there be any downsides to Maori having to adapt to European ways? Yes. They would've been forgotten about. Been taken advantage of.
  • 9. Feedback Feedforward Dear Mrs. Fletcher, Me and Joseph have completed our Powerpoint and have started this for our last slide. Here are some questions for you: Does this email count as Feedback Feedforward on our Power Point? Do we have to add any extra slides to our slideshow?
  • 10. Feedback Feedforward Dear Mrs. Fletcher, Me and Joseph have completed our Powerpoint and have started this for our last slide. Here are some questions for you: Does this email count as Feedback Feedforward on our Power Point? Do we have to add any extra slides to our slideshow?