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Arrival of James Kendall (First missionary)

June 1814

Churches built by 1841

22

"Contact with europeans caused confusion, dislocation and the breakdown of maori culture"

Harrison wright (Fatal impact theory)

Musket wars

1818-1830

Hone hika & nga puhi tribe aquire 300 muskets

1821

"In many aspects of life in the 1830's, Maori were just as much in control of pakeha as the other way round"

Judith Binney

Acculturation

Judith Binney

Declaration of independance

1835

Busby became NZ resident

1833

Maketu

1842

Hobson proclaims sovereignty over NZ

May 1840

All maori deemed under crown authority

1842

Northern wars

1845-1846

Land confiscations began

1846

Pakeha outnumbered Maori

1858

Waitangi tribunal established

1975

30/37 claims settled

2008

2501 claims registered & 1028 reported on

2015