Concepts
Pakanga
What is War?
When something is of value to a historian
What is Reliable? Or What is Useful?
Between 1845 and 1872
When did the NZ Wars happen?
Between 1914 to 1918
When was World War One fought?
Memorials often provide lists of these.
Who are casualties?
Reasons for an event
What is a cause?
When something happens as a result of an event
What is a consequence?
This was a major cause of the Northern War
What is the Treaty of Waitangi?
This was the side NZ joined in WWI
Who were the Triple Entente? (aka Allied Powers or Allies)
This war is commemorated on 28 October
What is He Rā Maumahara - National Day of Remembrance
A theory developed by Saint Thomas Aquinas
What is a Just War Theory?
The impact of actions on groups or an aspect of society
What are social consequences?
This was a response to the loss of Maori land due to European settlement and migration
What is the Kingitanga Movement?
This persons death triggered the start of World War 1
Who is Archduke Franz Ferdinand?
This memorial commemorates NZ first battle of WW1
What is ANZAC Day?
An action or strategy planned to achieve a goal
What is a tactic?
the weaknesses of a resource
What is a limitation?
This was built to send troops south to invade the Waikato
What is the Great South Road?
This acronym describes the causes of WWI
What is MAIN?
This memorial was probably erected in late 1911 or 1912.
What is the Orakei Memorial?
These type of weapons were often found in warriors graves
What is a bronze dagger?
This location includes reminders of significant wars in our local community
Where is Kennedy Park?
The government passed laws that allowed land to be taken without compensation as punishment for the wars
What is the New Zealand Settlements Act 1863
This type of fighting was known for being slow, dirty and bloody
What is Trench Warfare?
This is a creative way to commemorate a war
What is a war song? (or War art)