Hone Heke & the Flag

Hone Heke's iwi was called........

• Ngai Tahu

• Ngā Puhi

• Ngāti Porou

Hone Heke's iwi wanted to uphold their (a)   as more Pakeha were changing their way of life.

One of the first rangatira to sign the Tiriti o te Waitangi was...

• Marupō

• Hariata

• Hōne Heke

• Ruhe

The translation of the treaty of Waitangi into Māori was done in one night. One of the differences between the Māori and the English version was that kāwanatanga (governance) was incorrectly translated into ................

• autonomy

• control

• sovereignty

• royalty

Under __________ ______ treaties that are in native languages are given 'precedence' so that the meanings are clear.

(a)  

After the treaty was signed, the British made new laws which reduced the northern Māori's prosperity. One of these was..........

• They could only sell land to the British, not privately

• They were allowed to open any stores to sell goods

• They had to ask permission to travel out of the area

• The Māori weren't allowed to fish in certain areas

The first capital of NZ was on Ngā Puhi territory. It was called Kororāreka. Today, it is known as........

• Waitangi

• Russell

• Kerikeri

• Auckland

The British government at the time moved the capital of NZ to Auckland. What problems happened because of this move for the Māori?

• Less port collection fees as less ships coming

• Government took over port collection fees

• Government banned the felling of kauri trees

• Less people coming to their area to buy the iwi's produce

Because Ngā Puhi tribe had lost considerable income and had lost some control of their way of life, Hōne Heke was very unhappy. He did what to protest?

• Stole good from the port

• Sailed to Auckland to confront the government

• Harassed the government to make changes

• Cut down the flag pole at Kororāreka with the United Tribes Flag

Hōne Heke attempted to gain peace after he chopped the flag down the first time. This fell on deaf ears, another flag pole was erected and the Flag of the _______ was flown.

• British

• New Zealand

• Union

• Commonwealth