Mana
Turangawaewae
Impacts
Cause
Whakapapa
100

What is Mana?

Respect, authority, dignity, and power

100

Turangawaewae is your ____ place?

Standing place

100

What is the synonym for Impacts according to NCEA

Effects

100

What disease was brought to Samoa in 1918?

The Influenza Virus (Spanish Flu)

100

What does Whakapapa mean?

Ancestry, heritage, or lineage

200

What was the goal of the Mau Movement?

For Samoa to be an independent nation

200

What two nations administrated Eastern Samoa?

Germany and New Zealand

200

What year was Samoa made independent?

1962

200

When did German control of Samoa begin?

1900

200

What three countries initially wanted to colonize Samoa? (Hint:Not New Zealand)

Germany, the United States, and the United Kingdom

300

What was the motto for the Mau Movement? (In Samoan)

Samoa mo Samoa 

300

How did the New Zealand administration affect Samoans feeling of Turangawaewae?

Suppression of culture through oppressive mandate

300

What prime minister issued an official apology to Samoa in 2002?

Helen Clark

300

What movement was the precursor to the Mau before having its leaders exiled?

Mau a pule

300

What year did the Second Samoan Civil War end?

1899

400

Who was the leader of the Mau?

Tupua Tamases Lealofi III

400

What did Samoan officials want to try and make themselves less reliant on Germany in 1904?

Financial independence

400

What was the date of Black Saturday?

December 28th 1929

400

What percentage of the population was killed by the Influenza Virus? (Bonus 100 points for percentage of government killed)

22% of population and 90% of government

400

Where was the leader of Mau a Pule exiled to?

Saipan (Mariana Islands)

500

What kind of Mana did the women of the Mau enhance?

Mana Wahine

500
What action became a symbol for submitting to the New Zealand mandate?

Wearing trousers

500

What is Samoan Independence Day?

June 1st or January 1st

500

What is the name of the two administrators of Samoa during NZ military occupation?

Robert Logan and Robert Ward Tate

500

What three families fought in the Samoan Civil War?

 Malietoa Laupepa, Mataʻafa Iosefo,and Tupua Tamasese