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Why did some of the maori were friends with the british before the battle of gate pa?
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What did the treaty of waitangi cover?
The Maori over their rights to their land and acquired British rights and protection
What important agreement between Maori chiefs and the British crown was signned in 1840?
treaty of waitangi
Why was William Colenso famous?
he wrote the Maori content shown on the treaty of Waitangi. also he was banished of his role as a missionary. So this made an affect on the whole of the Maori people and therefore played a big role in which how the relationship between the Maori and British would turn out like.
Why don't maori and the aboriginal people like James Cook?
The Maori of New Zealand and the Australian Aborigines were both displaced by British colonisation of their countries - colonisation that was carried out as a result of Cook claiming both lands for England.
Who made trench warfare?
Maori's. New zealand natives used this tactic of battle against the english in the mid to late 1800's
What is Maori for beautiful friends?
"Ngā hoa ataahua" is Maori for "beautiful friends."
Where maori won battle of gate pa?
where maori won battle of gate pa
Where did Maori win battle of Gate Pa in 1886?
where maori won battle of gate pa
Why didn't british and maori like each other?
The Maori land was taken over by the British that's upsetting
What did british people want from maori people?
British people wanted land, resources, and control over the Maori people in New Zealand. They aimed to establish British law and governance, convert Maori to Christianity, and integrate them into British society. This led to conflicts and disputes over land ownership and sovereignty between the British and the Maori.
Why didn't the British give the trade that the Maori wanted?
The British did not give the trade that the Maori wanted because they sought to maintain their own economic and strategic interests in New Zealand, which often conflicted with the desires of the Maori people. The British were focused on expanding their own trade networks and maintaining control over key resources in the region.
What is the history of maori wiriwiri?
The Maori wiriwiri is a traditional Maori dance that involves vigorous shaking or trembling movements. It is believed to have originated as a way to warm up the body before battle or other physical activities. The dance is also used to express power, energy, and vitality in Maori culture.
How have British people affected Maori sport?
The Maori people affected the British Sports not because the Maori played a game called Ki-O-Rahi which is like Rugby. When the British came they saw the Maori play it so they made a new sport similiar and called it rugby
Who won the battle of gate pa?
Maori won the battle of gate pa I believe.
Who were the Treaty of Waitangi partners?
The Maori and the British Crown.
Why do they have a Waitangi?
so the maori and british can make peace
What did the maori do to protect the land at wairau?
The maori fought against the British, to keep their land. Captain Wakefield and many other British soldiers were killed in the Massacre at Wairau
