Revenge and Peace in New Zealand History

What event prompted the survivors from Kaiapoi to organise an expedition?

• An invitation to a neighboring village's festival.

• A significant disaster or conflict affecting their community.

• A celebration of their community's achievements.

• A routine gathering to discuss local issues.

Who were the leaders of the expedition seeking revenge?

• Captain Nemo

• Captain Hook

• Captain Ahab

• Captain Morgan

How many people initially set out on the revenge mission?

• 7

• 3

• 10

• 5

What was the primary goal of the expedition from Kaiapoi?

• To establish a settlement and explore for resources.

• To conduct a military campaign against local tribes.

• To map the coastline for future navigation.

• To establish trade routes with neighboring settlements.

Which river's mouth did Rauparaha visit during the moulting season?

• Whanganui River

• Hutt River

• Wanganui River

• Rangitikei River

What type of birds was Rauparaha collecting during his visit?

• domestic birds

• native birds

• migratory birds

• exotic birds

Why did the expedition hurry to set out before being properly equipped?

• They wanted to avoid bad weather conditions.

• They were following a strict timeline set by their sponsors.

• They were likely motivated by time-sensitive factors.

• They had already gathered all necessary supplies.

What was the strategic advantage the expedition hoped to gain by arriving early?

• To secure advantageous positions and gather intelligence.

• To establish trade routes with local tribes.

• To delay the expedition and avoid detection.

• To gather supplies for the journey ahead.

What was the significance of the lagoons near the Wairau River?

• The lagoons were primarily used for recreational activities.

• The lagoons were known for their mineral deposits.

• The lagoons served as a major shipping route for trade.

• The lagoons were vital for local Māori for food and cultural practices.

How did the neighbours further south support the Kaiapoi survivors?

• They sent them letters of support only.

• The neighbours further south supported the Kaiapoi survivors by providing essential supplies and shelter.

• They ignored the Kaiapoi survivors completely.

• They provided financial aid without any supplies.