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Created by Monique Govind
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| Question | Answer |
| Ancestors | Anyone from whom a person is descended. |
| Breadth | Width |
| Chief | The most important person with the highest rank. |
| Democracy | Government chosen by the people of the country. |
| Dictatorship | A form of government where one person or party holds power. |
| Election | When each eligible person has the chance to vote for who they would like to be running the country. |
| Electoral Roll | The list of all the people who have registered to vote. |
| Electorate | One area in the country represented by one Member of Parliament. |
| Governor General | The Queens representative in New Zealand. |
| Hapu | Sub tribe |
| Immigrants | Someone coming into a place. |
| Indigenous | The native people of a country. |
| Iwi | Tribe |
| Judiciary | The judges and law courts that interpret the laws of the land. |
| Maori | The native people of New Zealand. |
| Marae | The place in front of a Maori meeting house. |
| Member of Parliament | The person who represents an electorate. |
| Minister | The member of the ruling party who has responsibility for a particular area. |
| Parliament | The meetings where all the elected representatives meet to discuss and vote on laws to run the country. |
| Parliament House | The building where the members of the government meet. |
| Polling Booth | A place where you go to vote in an election. |
| Prime Minister | The person who runs the country. |
| Returning Officer | The person who runs the election in each area. |
| Treaty | Written or verbal agreement between two groups. |
| Whanua | Family |
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