Parihaka

What did the NZ Government do after the first Taranaki war in 1860?

• Sent for more troops from England

• Made peace with all the Maori Tribes

• Created a series of "Acts" in parliament to punish Maori by confiscating land

• Made laws to allow the crown to punish and imprison Maori who resisted.

How much land was confiscated and handed to European settlers and soldiers?​ (a)  

• 1.2 million hectares
• 100 thousand hectares
• 10 million hectares
• 1.5 million hectares

What was the purpose of the New Zealand Settlements Act?

• To create new laws

• To build new settlements

• To confiscate Māori land

• To protect Māori land

What were some ways that Tohu taught people to resist the surveyers as they measured up the Maori land for sale to Europeans?

• Tohu suggested people ignore the survey process altogether.
• Tohu taught people to hide or destroy survey markers, disrupt the surveying process by plowing the fields

• Tohu encouraged people to sell only small parts of their land to Europeans.

• Tohu advised people to cooperate with the surveyors.

Who were the leaders that established Parihaka?

• Te Whiti o Rongomai and Tohu Kākahi

• Te Kooti Arikirangi and Rua Kenana

• Martin Luther King Jr and Mahatma Gandhi

• Pōte Tau Te Wherowhero and Tāwhiao

What method did Te Whiti and Tohu use to resist land confiscation?

• Violent protests

• Political negotiations

• Legal battles

• Peaceful resistance

When the troops approached Parihaka who came out to them and what did they do?

• Warriors came and performed a haka.

• The inhabitants hid in the local forest

• The people of Parihaka fired on the soldiers.

• Children came and sung songs and offered food

What happened to the inhabitants of Parihaka during the invasion?

• They were given new land

• They greeted the troops with food and songs

• They fled to the mountains

• They fought back with weapons

When did the Crown apologize for the treatment of Parihaka?

• 1907

• 2020

• 1881

• 2017