Who
What
When
Where
General
100
Who wrote the treaty?
James Busby
100
What is the treaty named in Maori?
Te Tiriti O Waitangi
100
What date was the treaty first signed?
6th February 1840
100
Where was the treaty translated?
Waitangi
100
what was the Maori to pakeha ratio in 1840?
40-1
200
Who was the first chief to sign the treaty?
Hone Heke
200
What does Aotearoa mean?
The land of the long white cloud.
200
When was the treaty translated?
5th February 1840
200
Name five places where the treaty was signed?
Waitangi, Mangungu, Kaitaia, Manukau, Russell, Kāwhia, Tauranga, Ōpotiki, Tōrere, Te Kaha, Whakatāne, Coromandel, Mercury Island , Ruapuke Island, Akaroa, Cloudy Bay, Mana Island (NZ) , Ōtaki, Waikanae , Whanganui, Motungārara, Tūranga (South Island), Ūawa, Rangitukia, Tokomaru Bay
200
How many women signed the treaty?
13
300
Who translated the treaty?
Henry William or Edward William
300
What did the first Maori rebel do?
Cut down a flagpole in Russel.
300
When did the last chief sign the treaty?
September 1840
300
Where was James Busby living in 1840?
Waitangi
300
Why did the Maori want the treaty?
protection, lawlessness, equality
400
Who was the first to rebel against the treaty?
Hone Heke
400
What did newcomers have to do to use resources owned by other hapu?
ask the rangatira
400
When was the flagpole in Russell first cut down?
11th march 1840
400
Where did Kupe land when he first discovered New Zealand?
Northland
400
How many chiefs signed the treaty?
452
500
who was the ruler of England in 1840?
Queen Victoria
500
What happened to the original copy of the treaty?
it got burnt
500
What year did the first chief rebel?
1844
500
How many different places was the treaty signed?
45
500
How many Maori immigrated to Timbuktu in 1840?
0, the same amount of times Kupe went to the moon
