1
Q
Tūpuna/ Tipuna
A
Ancestors
2
Q
Kaumātua
A
elder/ grandparent
3
Q
Whaea
A
mother/ aunty/ addressing older female
4
Q
Matua (tāne)
A
father/ uncle/ addressing older male
5
Q
Mātāmua
A
eldest sibling (1st born)
6
Q
Pōtiki
A
youngest (last born)
7
Q
Tuakana
A
older sibling/ cousin of the same gender –> might be referred to in a mentorship type relationship
8
Q
Teina
A
younger sibling/ cousin of same gender
9
Q
Tungāne
A
brother of a female
10
Q
brother of a female
A
sister of a male
MAOR102
flashcards
Decks in class (27)
# Cards
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Lecture 1 - The Beginning of the World27
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Lecture 2- Tikanga: How Not To Get Told Off! Part 111
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Lecture 3- Tikanga: How Not To Get Told Off! Part 215
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Lecture 4- Nga Hekenga Waka: Migration and Early Settlement31
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Lecture 5 - Whakapaparanga - Social Structure, Leadership and Whangai16
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Lecture 6 - Kaitiakanga10
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Lecture 7- Marae17
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Lecture 8- Pōwhiri13
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Lecture 17- Urban Migration5
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Lecture 9 - Tangihanga/ Takiauē27
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Tutorial 224
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Tutorial 310
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Tutorial 49
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Lecture 10- The Meetings of Peoples28
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Lecture 11- The Declaration and the Treaty Part one12
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Lecture 12- The Declaration of the Treaty Part Two22
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Lecture 13- Opportunity and Disappointment (1840 -1863)18
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Tutorial 621
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Lecture 14- Crisis and Conflict, Resistance and Readjustment (1863-1881)27
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Lecture 15 - Struggle and Advancing in a Stealthy Manner, 1881 -191822
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Lecture 16 - Maori and the Political Economy 1918-194520
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Lecture 17 - The Waitangi Tribunal and Treaty Settlements8
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Lecture 18 - Changes in Maori Language Education14
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Lecture 19 - Maori and Technology21
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Lecture 20- Introduction to Hauora Maori18
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Lecture 21- Māori and Indigenous Knowledge in Development Contexts11
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Lecture 22- The Imagined criteria of Maori Identity6
