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Maori perspective Maori chiefs were fighting among themselves. Queen Victoria offered the treaty so there will be law and order in the l...
Hi Maria, I like your post about the treaty of waitangi. Its interesting has alot of detail.
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ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your presentation on the Treaty of Waitangi. Next time possibly add a little more color to your slides, or a background that really brings all your awesome research together! Keep up the great work you are doing under lockdown, Maria! Amazing!
-Miss Tavioni
Kiaora Maria!, I really like your blogpost about the treaty of waitangi!, if you dont mind me asking what was something you have learnt! and anything new?? anyways have a awesome day :)
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ReplyDeleteWell done for your lovely presentation Maria I like the way you are using those photos,I know for sure you are learning.Keep it up and never keep up. From Mrs Tukuafu
Hello Maria, AJ here from your class. I really like this presentation you have done on the Treaty of Waitangi. One thing I learn't was that the Treaty was signed so that Maoris and Europeans could live in New Zealand. Keep up the wonderful work Maria.
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