European explorers
Doctrine of Discovery
Whalers
Missionaries
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100

who was the first European man to discover New Zealand? 

Abel Tasman 

100

what religion did the doctrine of discovery come out of? 

Catholicism/Christianity

100

what are three things whales/seals were hunted for? 

ambergris, oil, blubber, skin, meat, bones, teeth. 

100

what did the missionaries introduce to Maori? 

Farming technologies, reading and writing of te reo Maori. 

100

what is the gun called that the Europeans introduced to Maori? 

Muskets

200

who were the two other empires that were exploring the world and colonising countries? 

the Spanish and the Dutch. 

200

Who could legally use the doctrine of discovery? 

Anyone, it was internationally recognised

200

when did the first whalers arrive to NZ? 

around the 1810s! 

200

how many years later did the first Maori become a Christian? 

15 years 

200

what does Tangata whenua mean? and who are they referring to? 

Peaople of the land. 

Maori 


300

what part of New Zealand did Captain Cook draw wrong? 

Banks peninsula (off Christchurch) he drew as a island. 

and Rakiura (Stewart island) as a peninsula. 

300

which country did it originate from? 

the Vatican city

300

where was the biggest whaling port? (where they caused trouble) 

Kororareka (Russel island) 

300

by 1840, how many Maori had been baptised in the bay of islands area? 

3000 

300
The 1600s are often describes as the... 

'age of exploration'

400

Who was the Polynesian man who helped to navigate captain cooks ship to NZ? 

Tupaia (Tahitian Polynesian) 

400

List four nationalities who would have been on the whaling ships together. 

British, French, Maori, Australians, some Africans, polynesians, 

400

why were the missionaries concerned? 

lawlessness in Kororareka (alcohol abuse, fighting, prostitution, disease) 

400

Who is the Iwi of this area? 

Ngati Toa

500

What happened when Abel Tasman encountered local Maori? 

a fight.

four Dutchmen died and many waka were shot at. 

500

what were 2 other things that the whalers traded for? 

potatoes, kumera, other food 

500

when did the first missionaries arrive in NZ? 

1814

500

list 5 reasons for why people (both Europeans and Polynesians) wanted to expand and explore.

Find resources, gold, natural land

for money

To colonise and control

for fame! For Adventure! 

over population in home countries