Te Tiriti o Waitangi

Kei hea tātau? Where are we currently?

• Earth

• Papatūānuku

• Ōhinehou

• LCC

• Lyttelton 328

Which hapū of Ngāi Tahu are mana whenua for Whakaraupō?

• Ngāti Waewae

• Ngāti Huikai

• Ngāti Wheke

• Ngāi Tūāhuriri

• Ngāti Ruahikihiki

Who discovered Aotearoa New Zealand?

• Tāne

• Abel Tasman

• Eastern Polynesians

• Captain Cook

• Hine-nui-te-pō

What was the main food source for tangata whenua, the first peoples in Aotearoa New Zealand?

• ika / fish

• rīwai / potato

• moa

• kūmara

• salted caramel chicken cranberry and brie mince and cheese fish and chip cronuts with onion dip

What became the main food source for tangata whenua once the moa was hunted to extinction?

• ika / fish

• rīwai / potato

• manu / birds

• kūmara

• karaka

Who was the first European person to arrive in Aotearoa New Zealand and when did they arrive?

• William Hobson, 1712

• Abel Tasman, 1642

• Abel Tasman, 1769

• Captain Cook, 1638

• Captain Cook, 1768

Nō hea a Abel Tasman? What was Abel Tasman's ethnicity?

• Nō Wīwī / French

• American

• Nō Ingarangi / English

• Nō Hōrana / Dutch

• Nō Kōtirana / Scottish

Who was the European person who arrived in Aotearoa New Zealand, after which followed Pākehā settlement, and when did they arrive?

• William Hobson, 1712

• Henry Williams, 1812

• Henry Williams, 1788

• Captain Cook, 1795

• James Cook, 1769

Nō hea a James Cook ? What was James Cook's ethnicity?

• Nō Wīwī / French

• Nō Airangi / Irish

• Nō Ingarangi / English

• Nō Hōrana / Dutch

• Nō Kōtirana / Scottish

In 1819, 50 years after James Cook's arrival, roughly how many Pākehā were living in Aotearoa New Zealand?

• 200

• 20,000

• 200,000

• Less than 200

• 2,000