History and background
Te Tiriti o Waitangi
Culture and traditions
Māori in Popular Culture (incl. Vaiana)
Conflicts and Consequences
100

The British Crown and Mâori rangatira

Who signed the treaty?

100

The Treaty of Waitangi

What is Te Tiriti o Waitangi also called in English?

100

Te Reo Māori

What is the Māori language called?

100

Vaiana 

What is the name of the Disney film inspired by Polynesian culture?

100

British did not always follow the treaty

Why did conflicts arise after the treaty?

200

1840

In which year was Te Tiriti o Waitangi signed?

200

because one was in English and the other in te reo Māori, and they had different meanings

Why were there two versions of the treaty?

200

Their rangatiratanga (chieftainship)

What did Māori fear losing if they signed the treaty?

200

Vaiana is guided by her grandmother and the spirits of her ancestors

How does Vaiana show the importance of ancestors, similar to Māori beliefs?

200

land and power over their own affairs

What did Māori lose after the treaty

300

Independent Māori tribes controlled the land

What was New Zealand like before the treaty?

300

some signed with their names, and others used their moko (tattoo)

How did Māori sign the treaty?

300

Overnight by missionary Henry Williams and his son Edward

How was the treaty translated into Māori?

300

A fishhook

What is Maui’s magical tool in Vaiana, which is also found in Māori legends?

300

Māori thought they would share power and land

What expectations did the Māori people have of the treaty?

400

William Hobson

Who was sent by the British to negotiate the treaty?

400

They wanted to keep their independence and not give power to the British

Why did some Māori refuse to sign the treaty?

400

Using the stars, wind, and ocean currents

How did Māori traditionally navigate the ocean, like in Vaiana?

400

Tattoos (ta moko)

In Māori culture and Vaiana, how do people show their identity on their bodies?

400

land was taken, and they want justice

Why do Māori still fight for their treaty rights today?

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