Maori lectures

Question 1

Whenua

Answer 1

Resource base to care for it’s people

Question 2

What is the tauiwi

Answer 2

The colonial wave - spanish, portuguese, dutch, british and french colonised

Question 3

What is the hell hole of the pacific

Answer 3

Russell

Question 4

Who was the first European NZ resident and what did he do

Answer 4

James Busby, protect the interests of the Maori

Question 5

What is the Declaration of Independence and when was it created

Answer 5

Written in both English and Te Reo - signed by 35 chiefs, stated that NZ is an independent state under the crown. Sovereignty stays with the chiefs and protection from the crown. 1835

Question 6

Who created the Treaty of Waitangi and what date was it created

Answer 6

William Hobson, 6th of Feb 1840

Question 7

Describe the issues with article 1 of the Treaty

Answer 7

English version gives the crown rangatiratanga (sovereignty) however in the Maori version it gives the crown kawangatanga (governance) - so implied in the Maori version that rangatiratanga remained with the Maori

Question 8

What are the issues with the 2nd article

Answer 8

Tinorangatirotanga - suggesting that Maori retained control over the resources, however this was not suggested in the English version

Question 9

What does article 3 claim

Answer 9

That Maori have same rights and protections as the British subjects

Question 10

What year (est.) did the government stop respecting the Treaty

Answer 10

1900

Question 11

What year was there a Maori protest at Waitangi

Answer 11

1971

Question 12

What year did Dame Whina Cooper lead a march from Cape Reinga to Wellington and why

Answer 12

1975 - to protest loss of Maori land

Question 13

What year was the Treaty of Waitangi tribunal

Answer 13

1975

Question 14

What are the 5 Treaty of Waitangi principles for healthcare systems (TEAOP)

Answer 14

1. Tino rangatirotanga – Maori have Mana Motuhake (self determination in the design, delivery and monitoring of health and disability
2. Equity – Equitable health outcomes for Maori
3. Active protection – Crown acts to achieve equitable health outcomes for Maori
4. Options – Crown to provide and resource Kaupapa Maori health and disability services. Provided in a culturally appropriate way, recognise and support Hauora Maori models of care
5. Partnership – Crown and Maori work in partnership, Maori are co designers with the crown

Question 15

What are the 4 walls of Te Whare Tapa Wha in english and Te Reo

Answer 15

Taha wairua (spirit), Taha tinana (physical), Taha hinengaro (mental and wellbeing), Taha whanau (family and social)

Question 16

Hauora meaning

Answer 16

Well being