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What is the significance of the Treaty of Waitangi?

• It is considered the founding document of New Zealand and represents the agreement between the British Crown and Maori chiefs.

• It was a trade agreement between New Zealand and Australia

• It was a peace treaty between New Zealand and the United States

• It was a cultural exchange agreement between New Zealand and China

Who were the key people involved in the Treaty of Waitangi?

• Representatives of the American government and various Māori chiefs

• Representatives of the British Crown and various Māori chiefs

• Representatives of the Chinese government and various Māori chiefs

• Representatives of the French government and various Māori chiefs

Name one principle of the Treaty of Waitangi.

• exclusion

• dominance

• partnership

• segregation

What year was the Treaty of Waitangi signed?

• 1776

• 1840

• 1492

• 1901

What are the two versions of the Treaty of Waitangi?

• English version and Māori version

• Original version and Revised version

• Public version and Private version

• French version and Spanish version

What is the English translation of 'Te Tiriti o Waitangi'?

• The Pact of Waitangi

• The Contract of Waitangi

• The Agreement of Waitangi

• The Treaty of Waitangi

What is the purpose of the Treaty of Waitangi?

• To establish a holiday for the Māori people

• To establish a foundation for the relationship between the British Crown and Māori people, and to ensure protection of Māori rights and land.

• To declare war on the Māori people

• To establish a trade agreement between the British Crown and Māori people

What are the main differences between the English and Maori versions of the Treaty of Waitangi?

• Length of the document

• Translation of key terms and concepts

• Number of signatories

• Date of signing

How is the Treaty of Waitangi relevant in New Zealand today?

• It forms the basis of the relationship between the government and Māori, and it continues to influence laws, policies, and resource management.

• It was completely abolished and replaced by new treaties

• It only applies to certain regions of New Zealand

• It has no relevance in modern New Zealand

When was Waitangi Day first commemorated?

• 1934

• 1935

• 1944

• 1955