Early Missionaries in Aotearoa

Who was the first Catholic bishop in Aotearoa?

What year did Pompallier arrive in New Zealand?

• 1845

• 1838

• 1820

• 1832

Early missionaries primarily worked with (a)   .

• Wealthy landowners
• Indigenous populations and local co
• Urban elites
• Foreign governments

What was the main goal of early missionaries in Aotearoa?

• To promote Māori cultural practices and traditions.

• To document the geography of Aotearoa.

• To establish trade relations with European countries.

• To spread Christianity and convert the Māori people.

James and Sophia are curious about history! Can you help them by naming one of the languages that early missionaries translated the Bible into?

• Hebrew

• Greek

• Arabic

• Latin

What was the name of the mission station established by Pompallier?

• Hokianga

• Wellington

• Bay of Islands

• Auckland

Which island did Pompallier first land on in New Zealand?

• Stewart Island

• Chatham Islands

• Rangitoto

• Great Barrier Island

What was the significance of the Treaty of Waitangi for missionaries?

• The Treaty of Waitangi provided legal recognition and support for missionaries' work in New Zealand.

• The Treaty of Waitangi abolished all missionary activities in New Zealand.

• The Treaty of Waitangi limited the influence of missionaries in New Zealand.

• The Treaty of Waitangi was primarily focused on trade agreements, not missionary work.

How did early missionaries contribute to education in Aotearoa?

• They focused solely on religious teachings without any educational initiatives.

• Early missionaries contributed to education in Aotearoa by establishing schools, teaching literacy, and translating texts into Māori.

• They primarily built churches instead of schools.

• They discouraged the use of the Māori language in schools.

What challenges did early missionaries face in Aotearoa?

• Cultural differences, language barriers, resistance from Māori, and harsh environmental conditions.

• Abundant resources and supplies

• Support from Māori leaders

• Favorable weather conditions