New Zealand History Timelines
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New Zealand History Timelines
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Read these events before answering the questions: A. c. 1300 — Polynesian voyagers settle in Aotearoa New Zealand. B. 1769 — James Cook arrives in New Zealand during his first voyage. C. 1840 — The Treaty of Waitangi is signed by representatives of Māori and the British Crown. D. 1893 — New Zealand becomes the first self-governing country to give women the right to vote in parliamentary elections. E. 1907 — New Zealand becomes a dominion. F. 1975 — The Waitangi Tribunal is established to consider claims relating to the Treaty of Waitangi.
- Women gain the right to vote in parliamentary elections
- Waitangi Tribunal is established
- New Zealand becomes a dominion
- 1975
- 1907
- 1893
- The Treaty signing in 1840
- Women gaining the right to vote in 1893
- The Waitangi Tribunal being established in 1975
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