Key concepts
What does the word 'cause' mean?
To make something happen.
In what year did the First Taranaki War start?
1860
What was Tītokowaru's first name?
Riwha
When is a primary source made?
At the time of the event.
When is a secondary source made?
After the event happened
What are the two different types of causes?
Underlying and immediate
Aside from Te Kohia Pa, name the other two major sites of the First Taranaki war.
Puketekauere and Pukerangiora
Two pa featured heavily in Tītokowaru's battles against the British.
Te Ngutu o Te Manu and Turuturumokai
Why do we have to be careful when looking at photographs?
Because AI is now a thing
Why is Wikipedia an unreliable source?
How do we tell if it is an underlying or an immediate cause?
We look at the timeline, dates etc.
Where is the memorial to the First Taranaki War in Waitara?
It's the obelisk by Waitara Central School
Which date was Parihaka invaded?
5th November 1881
Name three other types of primary sources aside from photograph.
Newspaper articles, letter, diary entry, poster, cartoon, painting, interview, object, event site
Name three other types of secondary source aside from website.
Journal article, book, podcast, interview with historian, diagram
Name the four things we have learnt about 'consequences'
1. Means "the result" or "the outcome"
2. Is not always a bad thing
3. Can be short term
4. Can be long term
According to legend, what does the name Waitara mean?
Path of the dart.
What was Tītokowaru's baptismal name?
Joseph Orton
What did the Treaty of Versailles was meant to be a peaceful treaty. What did it actually end up doing?
Blamed Germany for everything that happened in World War 1.
What is the biggest challenge reading old stuff from the past?
The language - they use some wacky phrases!
Name the biggest consequence of the Treaty of Versailles.
According to legend, Taranaki did not sit where he currently stands. What did he create when he travelled from his original spot to the current one?
The Whanganui river
Why did Māori establish their own king?
They felt the British were more likely to listen to them if they had something like theirs.
Work out what it is actually saying. Even if it ends up circled and extra messy!
When printing a source from a website, what other details do you need to record?