KNOW

Koowhiringa ohaoha me te whai oranga

Economic activity

KNOW: This context focuses on the choices people made to meet their needs and wants, how they made a living individually and collectively, and the resulting exchanges and interconnections.

Contents

Websites

Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand

Museum of New Zealand

Te Papa

Radio New Zealand

Newsroom

Websites

Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand

Māori in the economy

Introduced foods

Maori gardening tools

Maori Tools

Maori and British Trade

Early Trade with Pakeha

Story - Māori clothing and adornment

First Māori Buildings

Ahuwhenua Māori land and Agriculture

How the land was lost

The Vogel scheme

The farming of Maori land

Tī Kōuka - The Cabbage Tree

New Zealand, Britain and the EEC

Key events - 1973

Economy of New Zealand

Māori and Chinese miners

Other gold fields

An Economic history

Māori economic decline

Traditional Māori food gathering

Māori enterprise 1840 - 1860

Māori freight and storage

Boom or Bust 1870 - 1895

Early flax trade

Early Māori economy

Whaling in the Bay

Whaling stations

Fish and game councils

Māori trading routes

Māori land and agriculture

Māori and land ownership

Administering Māori land - Year 9& 10

Liberal land policy - Year 9 & 10

Publics work act 1864

Strike and Labour disputes

Museum of New Zealand

Te Papa

NZ History

Nga Korero o ipurani o Aotearoa

Exchange between Māori and Europeans

Māori explore the world

Videos / TV / Podcasts

Radio New Zealand

Newsroom

Season 2 Ep 5: The Gold Rushes

10: Boom & Bust

7: Votes, Depressions and Refrigerators

Sabotage of the Māori economy - RECOMMEND

Newspapers

The oil crises 1973

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KNOW

Koowhiringa ohaoha me te whai oranga

Economic activity

Websites

Te Ara Encyclopedia of New Zealand

Museum of New Zealand

Te Papa

Radio New Zealand

Newsroom

A NZLPP and SLANZA funded project in collaboration with Te Kāhui Ako o Te Oko HoroiEditor: Kirsty Wyndham, Librarian and Inquiry Broker, Cambridge East Primary School

A NZLPP and SLANZA funded project in collaboration with Te Kāhui Ako o Te Oko Horoi
Editor: Kirsty Wyndham, Librarian and Inquiry Broker, Cambridge East Primary School