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Title: The Maori People of Today


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The Maori People of Today
  • By,
  • Corrie Gustafson and
  • Jodi Gillan

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The ancestors of the Maori were Polynesian
people.
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Maori History
  • Settled in New Zealand
  • Agricultural people- hunters, fishermen
  • Peaceful but could be fierce
  • Late 17th and 18th century-
  • European settlers, traders, and missionaries
    arrived

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Maori History
  • 1840- Treaty of Waitangi
  • Native Schools Act- 1858 and 1867
  • 1900- Maori Councils Act
  • 1951- Maori Womens Welfare League
  • 1960- Land protests1967- Maori Affairs Amendment
    Act
  • 1975- Maori land rights march
  • 1977- Waitangi Tribunal
  • Devastating Influences-
  • Alcohol
  • Tobacco
  • Overcrowding
  • Diseases
  • Tuberculoses
  • Measles
  • Influenza

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Maori History
Maori Wars or the Land Wars -North Island land
tension -Tribe ownership, not individual -Maori
chose a king- Chief Te Wherowhero -1860- War
broke out in the North Island -ended in 1872
when forced to retreat to a remote area
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Maori History
Aftermath - seizure of their land -diseases
reduced population -560 British and Colonial
troops were killed -1,050 were wounded -250
Maori were killed- friendly -2,000-Maori were
killed- hostile
Pokeno Maori War Monument
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Maori Today
  • Cultural Integration
  • The growth of the Maori population
  • Mixed marriages
  • The move of Maori to the country and into cities
  • Promoting Tradition
  • Minister of Maori Affairs
  • Maori Deputies
  • New Zealand Maori Council
  • Maori Womens Welfare League
  • Maori Education Foundation
  • Tribal membership
  • 13 of New Zealands population are of Maori
    descent

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Maori Today
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Maori Today
Maori chief- rangatira Tattoo- moko
It is very appropriate to use modern
technologies to adapt, perpetuate, and explain
traditional practices.
George Tamihana Nuku
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Maori Today
  • Politics
  • Tribal people hold seats in the Parliament to
    represent Maori
  • Helped Maori adapt from old ways to new ways
  • Religion
  • -1800s- Protestant and Catholics
  • -1840- most Maori became Christians

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