Use the resources (below) and the ones you have found in the library and the whare, as well as the online ones you have shared with each other.
Think about these concepts and make notes:
Tino Rangatiratanga (power and autonomy)
Kāwanatanga (governorship; governance; decision-making)
Taonga (possessions – material and non-material; anything important)
Whenua (land)
Perspectives.
To be successful:
Compare and contrast te Tiriti o Waitangi with the Treaty of Waitangi.
Te Tiriti is described in terms of the translation process followed to write it.
Key sections, phrases and words of both te Tiriti and the Treaty are contrasted in terms of their differences in meaning.
The overall intent of the Treaty is compared with the overall intent of te Tiriti.
Explain the texts of te Tiriti o Waitangi and the Treaty of Waitangi.
The preambles of both versions are explained in terms of differences between the English and Māori language versions.
The intent of Articles 1, 2 and 3 of both versions are explained in terms of the differences between the two versions.
Article 4 of both versions are explained in terms of their importance to Māori.