The Treaty of Waitangi/Te Tiriti o Waitangi
The year the Treaty of Waitangi/Te Tiriti o Waitangi signed.
What is 1840?
These are the years the Northern War took place.
What is 1845-1846?
This was the main reason for the Waikato War.
What is the British desire to assert control over the Waikato region and suppress the Kīngitanga movement?
The meaning of "Kīngitanga"
What is the Māori King Movement?
The founder of the Pai Mārire movement.
Who is Te Ua Haumēne?
These were the two main parties involved in the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi/Te Tiriti o Waitangi
Who were the British Crown and Māori chiefs?
These two were prominent Māori leaders during the Northern War.
Who are Hone Heke and Te Ruki Kāwiti?
These were the years that the Waikato War took place.
What is 1863-1864?
He was the first Māori King.
Who is King Pōtatau Te Wherowhero?
This area in Aotearoa produced many Māori prophets.
What is Taranaki?
The first Māori chief to sign the Treaty of Waitangi.
Who is Hone Heke?
This was the main cause of the Northern War.
What are disputes over the interpretation of the Treaty of Waitangi and British sovereignty?
This man was told untruths to the Colonial Office in London about the Waikato Māori to incite fear and create an excuse to invade.
Who is Governor George Grey?
These were the primary aims of the Kīngitanga movement.
What is the unity of Māori under a single leader, resist land sales, and maintaining sovereignty?
A Māori prophet and leader of the Ringatū faith.
Who was Te Kooti Arikirangi Te Turuki?
He presented the Treaty of Waitangi to Māori on behalf of the Crown.
Who is William Hobson?
This marked a significant event that signaled the start of the Northern War.
What is the cutting down of the flagstaff at Kororāreka by Hone Heke?
This was a key battle in the Waikato War.
What is the Battle of Rangiriri?
The year the Kingitanga movement was established.
What is 1858?
A religious and political movement that emerged in response to land confiscations and aimed to restore Māori independence. f
What was the Pai Mārire movement?
This is the town where the Treaty and Te Tiriti were signed.
What is the Bay of Islands?
This was the main outcome of the Northern War for Māori.
What is increased British military presence and further tensions?
This was the impact of the Waikato War on Māori land.
What is Land Confiscation by the Crown?
The place where the Kīngitanga were exiled to.
What is the King Country?
It combined Christian teachings with Māori beliefs, promoting peace and resistance to injustice.
What was the main message of the Ringatū faith?
These are the details of the three articles of the Treaty of Waitangi/Te Tiriti o Waitangi.
What are Article 1: Sovereignty, Article 2: Property Rights, Article 3: Equal Rights.
This place is famous for its ingenious design in warfare.
What is Te Ruapekapeka?
He led the British forces during the Waikato War.
Who is General Duncan Cameron?
This is how the Kingitanga movement influenced the Waikato War.
What is a challenge to British authority, leading to military conflict?
These Māori prophets are deeply linked to Parihaka.
Who are Te Whiti o Rongomai and Tohu Kākahi?