Push comes to shove
New Zealand had plenty of these after the Second World War.
What are jobs?
A group that organised sporting events, legal help, protests and loaned money for Pasifika migrants.
Who are the Polynesian Panthers?
New Zealand paid for this to attract certain people.
What is British migration?
Leaving behind a hard life with high unemployment was important to Pacific Islanders choosing to do this.
What is migration?
40,000,000
What is the number of europeans killed during the Second World War?
This happened between 1939 and 1945, it also involved 30 countries.
What is the Second World War?
2/3 of about 5000
What is the amount of Pasifika migrants targeted by the dawn raids?
Language, space, cheap land, longer visas.
What are some reasons that New Zealand was so attractive to British migrants?
This was a shock for Pasifika migrants, it made it harder for them to settle into life here.
What is culture?
Two years.
What is the length of time European migrants were expected to stay and work in New Zealand?
People need these for many things including building houses, growing food and making money.
What are resources?
Lower paid labour, unskilled and domestic work.
What are the jobs that most Pasifika migrants had in New Zealand?
Thanks to Britain importing largely from colonies after the second world war New Zealand had this.
What is a booming economy?
Negative shifts in this for Europeans made them fearful, to escape this they migrated.
What is culture?
1950
What is the year New Zealand extended their immigration policy to the Netherlands?
This type of government was popular in Eastern Europe but unpopular with the people of Europe.
What is communism?
$200
What is the amount of money that Pasifika migrants could make per week in New Zealand?
Easy access to doctors, nurses and hospitals in their immediate area.
What is widespread and free healthcare?
This process shaped the way Auckland is today and was influenced by both British and Pasifika migrants.
What is Change?
1,700,000
What was the population of New Zealand in 1945 before mass migration?
This state is one factor in specifically Pasifika migration.
What is poverty?
According to the documentary, this was more important than the money for the migrants.
What is education?
Access to cities, infrastructure and modern housing.
What did Auckland have that Pasifika migrants had limited access to?
These happened as a result of the Second World War and affected millions of Europeans.
What are consequences?
A shortage of highly skilled workers in New Zealand.
What is a factor that led to New Zealand offering assisted migration?