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Early Settlers_S.S

Topic: Early Settlers_Social Studies Term1 2012 Yr 9 Mid Year Exams

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Who was the person who wanted to colonise NZ by creating a vertical slice of society? Edward Gibbon Wakefield
What was Koro Arika nicknamed? Kora Arika was nicknamed the Hellhole of the Pacific.
Why was it named that? Because it was where all the drunken sailors went.
What is Koro Arika called now? It is now call Russel.
What is a Pa? A fortified Village. Where the village people would go if the village was under attack.
Who discovered New Zealand? Abel Tasman
Who first mapped New Zealand? James Cook.
What were the Musket Wars? When people shoot from trenches with muskets. Usually on a big wide-spread terrain in Europe.
When were the Musket Wars? 1820-1830
Who had the whistling wound? Hongi Hika
When did he die? 1827.
Why did the chiefs of the North Island send a petition to the King? They wanted to get rid of the drunken sailors.
What did Maori trade to the Europeans? Flax, Food, and Cloaks.
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