The discovery of pounamu and how to sharpen it. The arrival of the steel axe. How to make nets fine enough to catch whitebait.
the traditional way is Haratua
In Maori, "ara" can mean road, path, or way.
The Maori traditionally lived in dwellings called whare, which were constructed using timber frames and thatched roofs made from natural materials like harakeke (flax). These structures were designed to be portable and suited the semi-nomadic lifestyle of the Maori people. Today, many Maori live in modern homes like other New Zealanders.
Family, the land and food sources. Maori strongly believed in and still do their "tikanga", their traditions and the way that everything was done. Maori had a specific way in completing or doing everyday tasks. From eating, to gathering food, to the preparation of food, to sleeping, and to what they wore. Their was always a reason why for how they did things and some vary depending on the area that maori lived in. Maori believed that "tikanga" was to be upheld at all times as these were like the rules of the society that they lived and created together. This was how maori governed themselves in terms of their law and their ways. If "tikanga" was broken, there were serious consequences that would follow. These consequences were based mostly on spiritual consequences. Maori also held the land important to them as this was their lifeline. The land feed, clothed, nurtured and nourished maori. To maori, land was the hand of life, so it was only common sense for maori to look after and protect the land hence why maori fought so fiercely against one another and against European settlers to retain their land. Family was another important factor to maori. Most maori would marry into other tribal affiliations for the purposes of protection, survival and wealth, wealth being in the amount of land the tribe had and not in monetary terms.
The easiest way to ask "Who are you?" in Maori is "Ko wai koe?" (Core-why-core-e)." If your name was John, the way to reply would be "Ko John taku ingoa" (Core-John-tuck-oo-ing-or-ah).
It changed the way people lived, how they lived, how they worked, and where they worked. It changed the way wars were fought by introducing new weapons and counter weapons. Technology changed civilization and history in many ways.
horses changed the way Native Americans lived was by helping them get places faster
Biological technology, electronics, computer technology, and information technology, for example.
horses changed the way Native Americans lived was by helping them get places faster
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It changed the way people lived by helping fix and seal things in the household life.
Technology changed the world in many ways : facebook is a way of communication, computers is a way of research, presentations, writing, ect. Wii has made sports virtual. AND ALL THIS SAVES TREES!! SO I SAY TECHNOLOGY IS AMAZING!!
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It changed the way micmacs lived.
email, cell phone, facebook, and twitter
The Spinning Jenny invention changed the way people lived because it made sewing and mending much easier.