Ka whawhai tonu matou. Walker

The key problem for Hobson and the successive governors was how to consolidate sovereignty and bring all of NZ under the rule of the Crown.

• True

• False

Commissioner Spain found that only a small amount of land was fairly purchased by Wakefield’s New Zealand Company.

• True

• False

Maori were quick to adapt their tribal organisation to take advantage of trade and gain prosperity for their people.

• True

• False

Which of the following statements is True

• Iwi ownership of flour mills was more extensive than ownership of coastal boats.

• Iwi ownership of coastal boats was more extensive than ownership of flour mills

Which of these statements are true?

• Organised settlement by the New Zealand Company made Māori and Pākehā competitors for land as highlighted by the Wairau Affair.

• Organised settlement by the New Zealand Company made Māori and Pākehā competitors for land as highlighted by the contentious Waitara purchase

• Organised settlement by the New Zealand Company made Māori and Pākehā competitors for land as highlighted by the Northern Wars

• Organised settlement by the New Zealand Company made Māori and Pākehā competitors for land as highlighted by the Treaty of Waitangi

Governor FitzRoy’s inquiry into the Wairau Affair concluded that:

• Arthur Wakefield, Augustus Thompson and settlers press ganged into service as special constables were at fault

• the settlers were at fault

• Te Rauparaha was at fault.

• Te Rangihaeata was at fault

Who is Ranginui Walkers referring to when he describes them as the 'hitman of colonisation'

• Governor FitzRoy

• Governor Grey

• Governor Gore Brown

• Governor Hobson

The land of Hone Heke and Kawiti was confiscated at the end of the Northern war.

• True

• False

Under Governor Grey land not occupied or cultivated by tribes was treated as wasteland to be purchased by the Crown for the use of settlers.

• True

• False

Which of the following chiefs refused to support the formation of the Kingitanga

• Ngā Puhi chiefs, Hawkes Bay chiefs and Taranaki chiefs

• Ngā Puhi chiefs, Tainui chiefs and Āti awa chiefs

• Ngāti Toa chiefs, Ngāti whatua chiefs, and Waikato chiefs