Treaty of Waitangi

A Treaty is what?

• A formal agreement signed between countries.

• An un-official agreement signed between countries.

What was the Treaty of Waitangi?

• Agreement between British and Maori.
• Agreement between French and Maori.
• Treaty of Waitangirua.
• Agreement between British and Australians.

Where was the Treaty of Waitangi first signed?

• Waitangi Marae
• James Busby's House at Waitangi
• The Government House
• At William Hobson's Church

How many sections of the Treaty are there?

• 28
• 12
• 3
• 5

Why was the Treaty of Waitangi created?

• Because the British wanted Aotearoa as part of its empire
• To trick Maori into letting the British colonise NZ
• To start a war between the British and Maori
• As a receipt for buying land of the Maori

Who translated the Treaty into Maori?

• James Busby
• William Hobson
• Henry Williams
• Samuel Marsden

What does the FIRST section of the treaty focus on?

• Religious Freedom
• Land Ownership
• Equal Rights for Maori and British Citizens
• British Soverignty

What does the SECOND section of the treaty focus on?

• Religious Freedom
• Land Ownership
• Equal Rights for Maori and British Citizens
• British Soverignty

What does the THIRD section of the treaty focus on?

• Religious Freedom
• Land Ownership
• Equal Rights for Maori and British Citizens
• British Soverignty

What year was the Treaty of Waitangi signed in?

• 1835

• 1840

• 1845

• 1850