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This question is flawed? All Maori war's were tribal, and Maori were not non-tribal at Pakeha contact!
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โ 14y ago
The causes of Mฤori nontribal wars were often rooted in disputes over land, resources, and power. These conflicts sometimes arose due to tensions between different Mฤori groups competing for control of territory or access to resources like fisheries or forests. Additionally, the impact of European colonization and the introduction of firearms also played a role in escalating intertribal conflicts among the Mฤori.
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What did early European settlers uninternationally bring to NZ that caused the death of many Maori?
diseases such as measles, chicken pox, etc. Maori did not have the right medicine for these diseases, it wiped out many Maori.
When did the Maori land wars start?
The New Zealand land wars were a series of conflicts that took place between 1845 and 1872. They started with the Northern war in 1845.
What is plural of Maori?
Maori is the plural of Maori.
Why do they speak maori?
Nearly every Maori speaks their own language, We speak maori because we are Maori.
What is Maori history?
Maori history is the history of the Maori People. The Maori are the Polynesians who live in what is now New Zealand
What was the rangiriri wars?
The battle of Rangiriri was a part of the maori land wars between the english+ New Zealand company and the Maori people.
Who won the land wars between maori and pakeha?
The British Empire, hence the flag and the law of the queen. For the Maori it was a case of winning most of the battles but losing the wars. Despite creating strategies and tactics that would revolutionise how wars were fought all over the world, it was a case of "always outnumbered, always outgunned" for Maori.
What did the maori people believe in?
In peace and harmony even though they had wars
What parts of new zealand were effected by the maori wars?
the maori affected several parts of new zealand. they stole food and raped women in taranaki. The maori were very racist and even ate people. European settlers shot maori for game hunting.
What did early European settlers uninternationally bring to NZ that caused the death of many Maori?
diseases such as measles, chicken pox, etc. Maori did not have the right medicine for these diseases, it wiped out many Maori.
Are wars caused by the independence of a country?
Wars are caused by religious indifference, greed, jealousy and prejudice.
What weapons were used in the1800 maori wars?
The British used the standard British Army muskets and artillery cannons. The Maori used trade muskets, shotguns and tomahawks.
Did the ancient Olympics have wars?
The Olympic Games caused a pause in wars.
When did the Maori land wars start?
The New Zealand land wars were a series of conflicts that took place between 1845 and 1872. They started with the Northern war in 1845.
What wars did the maori fight in?
All of them. Technically the Maori fought in all of their wars for independence against the British forces, but people of Maori ancestry probably would have signed up and fought in WW1, WW2, Iraq/Afghanistan/etc and any other wars. There would've probably been wars between tribes before and after the British arrived. It depends whether you are talking Tribal/traditional/ancient Maori, or people with Maori ancestry. They certainly did fight in all major conflicts and with legendary distinction. There are many stories of the fierceness of Maori forces during both world wars, particularly WW1. In Beans history of Australians in WW1 he mentions the fearsome sight of a company of Maori soldiers running across "no-mans' land" toward the German trenches shouting a haka, only to arrive at the trench and find that the Germans had fled in fear before a shot was fired. The Maori people also share the ANZAC legend with Australians and New Zealanders. A proud and majestic people, they have fought side by side with other Commonwealth soldiers in all major conflicts. ----------- Many Maori have fought as part of the New Zealand Defence forces in many wars and UN Peace keeping operations over the years. The following is a short (incomplete) list of wars and operations the New Zealand army has been involved in:- WW1, WW2, Malaya, Korea, Vietnam, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Kosovo, East Timor, Sudan, Solomon Islands, Afghanistan. If your question intended to refers to tribal wars, and wars against the British during the early years of colonisation:- The Musket Wars, The Flagstaff War, The Hutt Valley Campaign, The Wanganui Campaign, The First Taranaki War, The Invasion of The Waikato, The Tauranga Campaign, The Second Taranaki War, The East Cape War, Te Kooti's War, and Titokowaru's War.
What were two reasons that led to the maori and british making a treaty?
The British (or Pakeha) had been trading their musketts with the Maori, in return for food, flax, or land. This led to many Maori being killed a lot faster in their tribal wars. Also, many Pakeha had been buying land off of the Maori, with the Pakeha believing it was theirs to keep, but Maori thinking they had only lent it to them for a short period. As you can imagine, this led to many arguments and fights.
How many articles are there in the Treaty of Waitangi?
there are two different versions of the treaty- maori and english, but there are differences between the versions, which has caused lots of problems between the maori people and the nz government.
