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Polynesian expansion

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Polynesian triangle Hawaii, Rapa Nui, New zealand
Why were the pacific islands difficult to reach? Remote, position, small size and located in weather zones
What is wayfinding? Traditional polynesian method of investigation
How many islands were discovered in the pacific? 20,000
What is another name for Rapa Nui? Easter Island
What are moai? Giant statues that are a distictive cultural and religious phenomenon
Who was said to have found Rapa Nui? Jacob Roggoveen
What was the traditional form of writing in Rapa Nui? Rongorongo
What societal factors lead to the fall of Rapa Nui? Cannibalism and viscious conflict
What environmental factors lead to the fall of Rapa Nui Deforestation, rats eating harvest and lack of timber
When was New Zealand discovered? 800-1130 CE
What does the term Maori mean? Original people
What was the name and time period of the first Maori stage of development? Nga Kakano or the seeds and 800 - 1200 CE
What was the name and time period of the second stage of Maori development? Te tipunga or the growth and 13th - 16th century
What was the name and time period of the third stage of Maori development? Te puawaitanga or the flowering and 16th - 19th century
What was the name and time period of the fourth stage of Maori development? Te huringa or the turnong point and 19th century - present
What 2 things were crucial for tribal power? warfare and trade
Who was at the top of Maori society? Ariki - supreme chief
Who was second on Maori social hierarchy? Rangatira - Chief
Who was third on Maori social hierarchy? Kuamatua - Elders
Who was fourth on the Maori social hierarchy? Tohunga - priest
Who was 5th on the Maori social hierarchy? Tutua - commoners
Who was 6th on the Maori social hierarchy? Taurekarek - slaves
What is the wharenui? Meeting house of the Marae
What does the term Ta moko mean? The practice of traditional Maori tattooing
What is Rahui? A maori practice that imposes restriction on resource use in specific areas
What is one thing that Rahui was used to conserve? Food sources
What is an example of a food plant the Maori people brought to New Zealand during the great fleet? Taro
What is an example of an animal the Maori people brought to New Zealand during the great fleet? Polynesian rat
What are 2 ways Maori people made sacrifices for their art? Travelling through ice and climbing steep cliffs
What did Moko represent? Culture and belief
What did Moko ashow? Rank, genealogy and tribal history
Created by: charlee keating
 

 



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