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  1. 1Key idea of Social ScienceIt is how people influence each other and the environment
  2. 2Mapping conventionsF - Frame
    A - Arrow
    C - Compass
    K - Key
    T - Title
    S - Scale
  3. 3T . E . X . TTopic sentence
    Explanation
    Example
    Tie back
  4. 4What are the three versions of Treaty of Waitangi?English version
    Maori version
    Maori translated into english
  5. 5What is the Waitangi Tribunal?The Waitangi Tribunal is a court that hear disputes from the Maori and gives a response. Usually give a compensation if the Tribunal agrees.
  6. 6Definition of TreatyA written agreement between two states or countries
  7. 7Who signed the Treaty of Waitangi?Representatives of the British Crown and various Maori Chiefs from North Island
  8. 8Where was the Treaty of Waitangi signed?Waitangi, Bay of Islands
  9. 9When was the Treaty of Waitangi signed6th February, 1840
  10. 10What was the purpose of the treaty?The Treaty of Waitangi gave Britain sovereignty over New Zealand.
  11. 11When two cultures come together, What are the possibilities that will happen?A) A complete rejection of the new culture.
    B) Accept the newcomer but have nothing to do with them (This can change over time)
    C) Be taken over by the newcomers.
  12. 12Term for TreatyAn agreement between two parties; usually an alliance or peace deal between two countries
  13. 13Term for MissionariesChristians who came to NZ to spread the bible and Christianity to Maori.
  14. 14Term for PetitionA formal request signed by a number of people to those in power.
  15. 15Term for PakehaPale skinned foreigner
  16. 16Term for EnterprisingUsing imagination and initiative to make things happen
  17. 17HapuA sub-tribe living in an area
  18. 18HinterlandAreas, often unmapped, beyong the coast or riverbanks
  19. 19Who was the first Pakeha to enter NZJames Busby
  20. 20Why was the treaty needed?In the 1840's, NZ had a reputation as a wild place. There were no police in 1840 to control the behavior of the wild whalers. In 1840 the population was 100,000 Maori and 2000 Europeans. Whalers relied on local Maori for survival, food, protection, and access to resources. A Treaty was needed to control Europeans becoming settlers. More Europeans were becoming interested in settling in NZ and wanted to buy land for farms and houses. They were not always careful or fair in their dealing over land with the local Maoris.
  21. 21What is Human rightsThe standards of treatment and equality of opportunity that all people everywhere should have so that they can have fair, free and peaceful lives.
  22. 22What is social justice?Social Justice is the idea of creating a society that is based on human rights and recognizes the dignity of every human being.
  23. 23Children rights can be divided into 4 groupsSurvival
    Protection
    Development
    Participation
  24. 24What was the purpose of MLK jr's speech?To have freedom from segregation. To have fairness with everyone in USA
  25. 25What is Death Penalty?Also called, Capital punishment, is when a government or state executes (kills) someone, usually because he or she has committed a serious crime, such as murder
  26. 26Which countries still uses death penalty?USA
    Cuba Behamas
    Iran
    Pakistan
    Afghanistan
    Saudi Arabia
    Egypt
    Somalia
    India
    North Korea
    South Korea
    China
    Japan
    Taiwan
    Botswana
  27. 27What are the ways you can get death penalty in USA?Treason (betraying your country)
    Aircraft Hijacking
    Raping a child under 12
    Murder
    Aggravated kidnapping (planned kidnapping)
    Placing a bomb near a bus terminal
    Espionage (spying)
    Drug trafficking
  28. 28What is migrant?A person who is moving. This movement has been planned and decided by the migrant / family.
  29. 29What is originThe place where the migrant used to live. The place/ city/ country they're moving from.
  30. 30What is Destination?The place where a migrant moves to.
  31. 31Types of MigrationInternational
    National
    Intra-city
  32. 32What is Voluntary migrationWhen people move by their own choice
  33. 33What is forced MigrationWhen people move because they have no other choices. EG: war going on
  34. 34Push FactorThings that makes a person want to leave where they're living
  35. 35Pull FactorThings that attract someone to a new place
  36. 36Barrier factorsThings that make it difficult to move
  37. 37Four waves of migration!st : Polynesians
    2nd : Europeans
    3rd : Pacifican islanders
    4th : South and east Asian
  38. 38What is united nation?Bring peace and rights to the world
  39. 39What is the quota of refugees NZ accept each year?750
  40. 40How is NZ affected by migrationDiversed
    Diversed food, culture, music, clothing, religion
  41. 41Describe the structure of roman lifePatrician
    Plebbians
    Slaves
  42. 42What are the three types of government Rome has? explainMonarchy - Where the supreme ruler is a queen or a king
    Republic - Government is formed be elected representative of the people ( like a democracy)
    Empire - The territory is ruled by an Emperor who has powerful control over the government
  43. 43What is Jupiter in charge of? Symbol?King of gods/ rules of skies
    Married to Juno
    Eagle, Shield, Thunderbolt, oak tree
  44. 44What is Juno in charge of? symbol?Queen of gods, heaven marriage, childbirth.
    Peacock, cow
  45. 45What is Minerva in charge of? symbol?Goddess of wisdom, war, arts, crafts, city
    Jupiter's favourite child.
    Not Married
    Owl, Shield, Olive branch
  46. 46What is Diana in charge of? symbol?Goddess of hunt, moon, children.
    Sister of Apollo
    Stag, moon, cypress
  47. 47What is Apollo in charge of? symbol?God of light, truth, healing, music, archery.
    Crow, dolphin, lyre, lauret
  48. 48What is Vulcan in charge of? symbol?God of forge
    Married to Venus
    Fire, blacksmith's hammer
  49. 49What is Venus in charge of? symbol?Goddess of love, beauty
    Dove, sparrow, swan, myrtle
  50. 50What is Vesta in charge of? symbol?goddess of hearth, protector of the home and family.
    Not married
    Fire
  51. 51What is Pluto in charge of? symbol?God of underworld, wealth
    Helmet, metal, jewels
  52. 52What is Neptune in charge of? symbol?God of sea, second most powerful god on Mt. Olympus
    Trident, horse, Bull
  53. 53What is Mercury in charge of? symbol?Messenger god, god of motion, sleep, dream, commerce, travelers
    Graceful, quick, clever
    Wand, winged sandals, winged helmet
  54. 54What is Ceres in charge of? symbol?Goddess of earth, farming, grains
    Grains
  55. 55What is Mars in charge of? symbol?God of war, bloody, fiery, not well liked
    Vulture, dog
  56. 56How many wounds did Julius Caesar get when he died23

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