Traditional Māori Civilisation

Organize these aspect into the right GRAPES catagory.

Groups:

(a) Geography

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(b) Religon

,

(c) Achievements

,

(d) Politics

• Cosmology

• Arts

• Warfare

• Location

Organize these aspect into the right GRAPES catagory.

Groups:

(a) Economy

,

(b) Society

,

(c) Achievements

,

(d) Politics

• Navigation

• Kinship

• Trade

• Education

• Warfare

• Decision-Making

• Leadership Structure

• Daily Life

• Architecture

• Arts

• Agriculture

• Fishing and Hunting

Which aspect of GRAPES does this fall under:

Adaptation: Māori developed skills to survive in different environments.

(a)  

Does Leadership Structure: Māori society had tribes (iwi) led by chiefs (rangatira) fit into the Religion Aspect of Grapes?

• True

• False

Which aspect does 'Education: Knowledge was passed down through stories and songs by elders' fit into?

(a)  

Which of these are part of Tradition Maori Achievements

• Arts: Māori art included carving, weaving (expressing stories and status), and tattooing.

• Architecture: Māori built fortified villages (pā) and meeting houses (wharenui).

• Fishing and Hunting: Fishing provided food, and hunting supplemented their diet.

• Navigation: Māori were skilled navigators who used stars, currents, and birds.

Select which aspect of GRAPES this is part of:

Daily Life: The division of labour was generally gender-based, with men typically engaging in hunting things such as Moa, fishing for ika, and warfare against other tribes, while women focused on gathering, food preparation, and childcare.

​ (a)   is in the E (Economy​ aspect)

• Trade
• Practices
• Location
• Warfare

Which aspect of GRAPES does

"Navigation: Māori were skilled navigators who used stars, currents, and birds."

fall under

(a)  

Which of these are NOT a aspect of P (Politics)

• Leadership Structure: Māori society had tribes (iwi) led by chiefs (rangatira).

• Decision-Making: Everyone had a say in important decisions (hui).

• Trade: Māori traded food, tools, and greenstone (pounamu).

• Warfare: Fighting between tribes happened for honor, resources, and land.