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Colonisation of New Zealand
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Colonization of New Zealand
PROCESS OF BRITISH COLONIZATION IN NEW ZEALAND
Colonisation
ABEL TASMAN
First European explorer to discover New Zealand in 1642
MAP 2.0
This map was re-created by Daniel Reeve, displaying the route taken by Abel Tasman in 1642
MURDERER BAY
Tasman and his men had stopped in "Golden Bay", where a Maori had killed four of his men. After this event, Tasman named this area, "Murderer Bay" .
TASMAN'S JOURNAL
Highlights Tasman's perspective as a colonizer at the time, discussing his experiences and encounters.
CAPTAIN JAMES COOK
Captain James Cook had discovered New Zealand in 1769. Known to have a peaceful encounter with the Maori's
EDWARD JOLLIE
Edward Jollie is a pioneer land surveyor in New Zealand. This passage written by Jollie showcases his aspect of how conflict and contest from the colonial past may had affected the Indigenous people
MAORI WARS
The first conflict in the main phase of the New Zealand Wars had begun in Taranki in 1860.
Process of Decolonisation and Independence
Decolonisation
Declaration of Independence of New Zealand (1835)
Declaration
James Busby
Helped write the Declaration of Independence of New Zealand
Charles, Baron de Tierry
Charles, Baron de Tierry
Sovereign chief of New Zealand
Treaty of Waitangi (1840)
Treaty of Waitangi
New Zealand Citizenship
Citizenship
This is a photo of New Zealand Passport that was still a subject of the British
Statute of Westminster - Balfour Definition
Statute of Westminster
Balfour Definition - 1926
Impact
IMPACT OF COLONISATION
HAKA
A ceremonial Maori war cry, displaying a tribe's pride, strength and unity performed in a group.
THE NATIONAL ANTHEM
New Zealand have two nationl anthems, The British anthem, 'God save the Queen', and the New Zealand national anthem, 'God defend New Zealand'.