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They looked cool
They gave them an advantage to both defending themselves, and attacking their enemies
Muskets were their main food source
They allowed the Māori to see properly
≈ 20,000
≈ 600,000,000,000
No one was killed
2
They defeated everyone
They usually died out, or had a slim chance of survival
Nothing happened to them
They won the lottery
Māori didn't exist in 1830
≈ 5,000,000
≈ 100,000
≈ 250,000
Port of Bluff
Port of Napier
Port of Dunedin
Russell (Kororāreka)
Nutcase Harbor
Town of the idiots
Hell Hole of the Pacific
Nightmare bay
They didn't marry Māori women
Who cares?
So that they had permission to live on their land
The reason is unknown
To convert Māori to Christianity
To claim New Zealand to themselves
To wipe out all of the Māori
No European Missionaries came to New Zealand
McDonald's and KFC
New technology and ideas
The Internet
They didn't introduce anything
20 years
9 years
3 years
15 years
≈ 1000
≈ 3000
12
≈ 100,000,000
It wasn't important to them
It allowed them to access new ideas
They could use them to start fires
They could use them as a primary food source
The first Burger King was constructed
≈ 1,500,000,000 Māori visited Antarctica
2 Māori chiefs met King George IV in England
Coca-Cola was introduced in New Zeeland
432
13
7
None
No one knows
The first president of India
The first prime minister of New Zealand
The first official British representative
None of them signed it
52
34
18
It was never signed
February 6, 1840
September 11, 2001
July 16, 1969
12
29
Such Acts don't exist
62
Because the Māori and English translations aren't direct
They don't exist
The reason is unknown
Resources and Culture
Freedom and Obligations
Partnership and Active Protection
Community and Adaption
Both parties have a duty to act reasonably, honorably and in good faith
The Crown has the freedom to govern
The Treaty can be adapted to meet new circumstances
The Crown has a duty to consult with Māori
The Crown must actively protect Māori people
The Crown must reduce Māori deaths
The Crown has a duty to actively protect Māori interests over its own affairs
John Key and Helen Clark
George W. Bush and Tony Hawk
William Hobson and James Busby
Bill Gates and Muhammad Ali
January 29, 1840
February 5, 1840
An exact date is unknown
February 4, 1840
George Washington
Henry Williams and his son Edward Williams
Bob Marley and Elvis Presley
Jack Black and Jessica Alba