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WorksheetsTe Tiriti ō Waitangi: Y10 Exam Prep
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 22mins
When was the Treaty of Waitangi signed?
6th February 1840
6th February 1842
5th February 1840
5th February 1841
How many Maori chiefs signed the MAORI copy?
None
540
39
40
How many Maori Chiefs signed the ENGLISH copy?
38
39
50
60
Of the following, who was AGAINST the Treaty?
Chief Kawiti
Hone Heke
James Busby
William Hobson
Why was Kawiti against the Treaty?
He believed in the Catholic religion more.
He couldn't read the Treaty.
He didn't like Hobson's hat
He didn't believe that Maori should be signing a treaty to give away governorship of their own land.
What word means 'Being in Charge'?
Sovereignty
Protection
Friendship
Communication
Who translated the Treaty into te Reo?
William Hobson
Hone Heke
Henry Williams
Tamati Waka Nene
Who was Henry Williams?
A Christian Missionary
A Catholic Priest
A French sealer
A Portuguese whaler
Which of the following is NOT true?
Some Maori wanted the treaty to stop settlers from being violent and lawless.
Many Maori were now christians and listened to the advice of the Missionaries about the treaty.
Some Maori signed the treaty because they wanted to give away their land.
Many Maori just wanted the British out of NZ.
Which word should Henry Williams have used to translate Sovereignty properly to the Maori Chiefs?
Kawanatanga
Mana
Tiriti
Waitangi
Why was Hone Heke angry after the Treaty? (three reasons)
None of the promises of the treaty had been kept
The chiefs had lost their mana
He didn't get any blankets
The Nga Puhi had lost their trade because Kororareka was no longer the capital of NZ.
What does the English version of the Treaty say that the Maori doesn't?
Maori can choose to sell their land to the Crown
Maori can ONLY sell their land to the Crown
Maori can never sell their land
Maori have to give all of their land away
What does 'Taonga' mean?
Treasure
Treaty
Tree
Protection
When was the Waitangi Tribunal formed?
1845
1920
1975
2001
Who were some of the first European settlers in NZ?
Sealers
Whalers
Builders
Who was the ‘Official British Resident’ at the Treaty signing?
James Busby
William Hobson
Who was the Lieutenant Governor at the Treaty signing?
James Busby
William Hobson
Which image best suits the term Tino Rangatiratanga?
Which concept does this image most closely relate to?
Missionaries
Trade
Settlement
Raupatu
Which image below is a best fit for the term settlement?
Which of the images below best portrays the term taonga?
"The Maori version of Treaty promised Maori '........' over their lands, people and treasures." Select the best term from the list below to fill this space.
Taonga
Mana
Tino Rangatiratanga
Raupatu
"..?..' was a huge reason that the Europeans and Maori first interacted and formed relationships". Which term below best fills the missing blank?
Trade
The Treaty
Redress
Sovereignty
Why was Kawiti against the Treaty?
because he didn't trust the English
because he had already had land taken away from him and his iwi
because he didn't want Hone Heke to win
he was for the Treaty
Give a reason why the British wanted to migrate to New Zealand prior to the Treaty?
Religion
Whaling
Trading
All of the above
Name a resource that the British bought to New Zealand that the Maori traded their own goods for?
Muskets
Pottery
Stamps
What does the word kawanatanga mean?
Lordship
Governorship
State
Which iwi once owned most of the South Island, including Stewart Island?
Ngā Puhi
Ngāti Apa
Ngai Tahu
Te Arawa
Which mountain is sacred to Ngāi Tahu?
Aoraki
Taranaki
Ruapehu
Tongariro
As early as 1849 Ngāi Tahu chiefs complained about....
(select all that apply)
The forceful and unfair ways the Crown and British settlers were purchasing their lands.
The breaking of the agreement set out in the Treaty
The British / the Crown purchasing all land in the South Island.
The settlement built on Stewart Island.
In 1975, the Waitangi Tribunal had been set up. What is it and what can it do?
(select all that apply)
The tribunal looks at the issue, and recommends an action to the government.
It's a group put together to hear and settle arguments (disputes) to do with the Treaty of Waitangi.
The tribunal looks at the issue, and forces the government to take action based on their findings.
The group listens to disputes, and writes them down for the government to read later.
In what year did the Ngāi Tahu iwi lodge a claim with the Waitangi Tribunal, seeking the return of Aoraki?
1820
1920
1946
1986
What was the outcome of Ngāi Tahu's Aoraki claim?
(select all that apply)
The Waitangi Tribunal recommended that the government return the mountain to the iwi, and the government agreed.
The government paid the iwi a settlement valued at $170 million.
The Waitangi Tribunal recommended that the government return the mountain to the iwi, but the government did not return it.
A Deed of Settlement was signed, stating that the issue had been resolved.
As a result of the Aoraki settlement with Ngāi Tahu, what did the Crown do?
(select all that apply)
The Crown expressed its 'profound regret' that the sacred mountain had been unfairly purchased.
The Crown apologised 'unreservedly' for the suffering and hardship it had caused by not honouring its Treaty obligations.
The Crown sent a letter of apology to the people of New Zealand.
The Crown set up a memorial at Parihaka to honour those who had died.
