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The British have had a big influence on life in New Zealand today. They inherited the English language, religion, and even some of the technology from Britain.
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What part of the day does new Zealand eat there biggest meal?
Nz's culture is heavily influenced by British, so the evening meal is usually the biggest.
How would you compare life in NZ to life in The United States?
nz life is better
Where is all nz troops today?
the nz troops that fought for us in ww1 are in a cemetery in Iraq
Who is the person who stands in for british head of state in nz?
The Monachary
What was the NZ contribution to the battle of Britain?
pilots for the British RAF
Why did nz get involved in ww1?
NZ was colonized by the British and a country in the British Empire. When Great Britain went to war with Germany, so did NZ, Australia, Canada, and other countries which were then part of the British Empire. WW1 was not merely a clash of countries. It was a clash of empires, even more so than WW2, and it is difficult to equate in a modern context now that Imperialism is in the past. The question "Why should NZ get involved?" was probably not asked in NZ at the time, at least not aloud.
Who was the Architect for NZ Beehive?
Sir Basil Specne, a British Architecht
What is the British spelling of ODOR?
The UK, AU and NZ spelling of 'odor' is 'odour'.
How did the british travell to nz?
they traveled by boat via New South Wales
How long have the British been in New Zealand?
First non-polynesian contact in NZ was 1642 by Abel Tasman (a Dutch explorer). But the first time the British came to NZ was in 1769 via James Cook (an explorer)
Who is nz sportsman arrested today in queenstown?
joe blogsType your answer here...
What was the score of the British lions tour to New Zealand in 2006?
3-0 nz
