Written by Tamsin Hanly Links
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Section One: Te Orokohanga - Māori Creations
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Section Two: Ngā Tūpuna, Ancestors - Half God-Half Human
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Section Three: A Moving Earth Western Styles - Papanekeneke
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Section Four: Ngā Hekenga - Migrations
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Section Five: Tangata Whenua
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Section One: Stirrings from another place
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Section Two: Two European Explorers - Tasman and Cook
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Section Three: Victorian England and Wales
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Section Four: Scotland
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Section Five: Ireland
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Section Six: Immigrant issues
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Section One: Naming Pākehā and Māori, penal colonies, rākau, harakeke and trade
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Section Two: Sealers, whalers, agriculture, Pākehā-Māori and Māori travellers
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Section Three: Written literacy, land, gods and muskets
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Section Four: Māori sovereignty and events impacting on it
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Section One: Making Agreements
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Section Two: For and Against
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Section Three: Creating, debating and signing Te Tiriti o Waitangi
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Section Four: The Māori text, its literal English translation and a later English version
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Section Five: What happened after?
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Section One: Tikanga Māori and Pākehā law
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Section Two: Pākehā practices and legislations that transgress Te Tiriti o Waitangi agreements
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Section Three: Transfer of Māori resources
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Section Four: Specific Pākehā laws and their impacts
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Section Five: A colonial standard story or an honouring Te Tiriti narrative?
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Section Six: Critical inquiry into Pākehā Culture
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Section Seven: Critical inquiry into Pākehā histories
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Section One: Māori Responses Timeline: 1830-2000s
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