Colonisation
Earthquakes
Gallipoli
Skills
Miscellaneous
100

What date was the Treaty of Waitangi signed?

6th February 1840

100

Name the three kinds of plate boundaries

Convergent, Divergent and Transform boundary

100

What date did NZ soldiers land on the beach at Gallipoli?

25th April 1915

100

What are the 5 mapping conventions?

Scale Orientation Frame Title Key

100

The location that Maaori have been protesting, where Fletcher's wanted to build houses

Ihumatao (by Auckland Airport)

200
Who was the first Governer-General of NZ?

William Hobson

200

What is the name for the continent that existed when all the continents were joined together? 

Bonus points if you can name the TWO continents this one split into.

Pangea - Which then split into Laurasia and Gondwana

200

Why was the location of Anzac Cove an issue?

It was surrounded by high cliffs, which the Turkish were waiting at the top of. 
200

Name the 0 degree longitude line

Prime Meridian

200

Name two kinds of impacts as a result of an Earthquake

Economic (affecting money and business, such as closing of factories, cost of rebuilding) and Social (affecting people, such as Deaths, Injuries, Loss of homes)

300

What is Kiingitanga, and why was it established?

The idea that Maaori wanted to have a Maaori King, to unite all Maaori and protect their land from the British

300

Explain what subduction is, and what kind of plate boundary this is.

When two plates meet at a convergent boundary, and one plate goes underneath the other.

300

What was the name of the ONE successful battle the ANZACs experienced in Gallipoli?

Battle of Chunk Bair

300

What does SULTAN stand for?

Scale, Units, Labels, Title, Axes, Neatness

300

Who was Hone Heke? 

Ngapuhi Chief and the first Maaori chief to sign the Treaty of Waitangi

400

What were the reasons that NZ needed the Treaty of Waitangi?

Lawlessness, Drinking, prostitution. To control the British subjects in NZ. Threat of being colonised by France

400

What causes the tectonic plates to move, and how?

Convection Currents - The mantle heats up and melts rock to liquid. As the mantle heats, the liquid rises, and as the liquid rises it cools and solidifies back into rock, then sinks again. The cycle continues.

400

Explain how the conditions in Gallipoli caused many soldiers to become sick. 

Name one illness that affected soldiers.

Unburied bodies, lack of suitable toilets and flies spreading disease from toilets, bodies and onto the food. Soldiers suffered from Dysentery and Typhoid. 

400

Which is the correct coordinates for Auckland, New Zealand?

 175° E, 37° S, or 37° S, 175° E

37° S, 175° E (always put the latitude - N or S number first!)

400

Name one impact of colonisation in New Zealand

Land loss and confiscation, Decline of language

500
Name TWO problems with the Treaty of Waitangi. Use words from the Treaty as evidence in your answer. 

1. It was rushed, written in 2 days. 

2. Incorrect translation, use of words like Sovereignty vs. Kawanatanga. 

3. Missionary created words in the Maaori language which many Maaori did not actually understand (like Kawanatanga). 

500

Explain the process that causes an earthquake, in 4 steps

1. Convection currents causes tectonic plates to move on the surface of the earth

2. As plates move, the friction between them causes them to get stuck 

3. Pressure builds up in this location

4. Energy is released as the rock breaks and slips, causing an earthquake 

500

Describe and explain two main factors for the loss of the war in Gallipoli

1. Landing location and terrain meaning the Turkish had the advantage for good defense

2. Lack of nutrition (healthy food and water) and cramped and unhealthy conditions, leading to the spread of disease 

500

How could you calculate distance on a map? Explain the steps you might take

Check the scale, work out what 1cm is equal to in Kilometres. Measure the distance on the map with a ruler, and then multiply this number by the number of Kilometres.


500

What kind of leader was Hitler?

What document from WWI allowed him to rise to power?

A dictator

The Treaty of Versailles