📚 Part 1: Vocabulary Definitions

1. Which word means "to exchange goods without using money"?

trade

barter

market

supply

2. What does "iwi" mean?

land or territory

Māori tribe or people

trading post

natural resource

3. Which term refers to the original people of the land?

whenua

tangata whenua

economy

treaty

4. What is the meaning of "demand" in trade?

the amount of goods available

how much people want to buy something

a place where trading happens

things found in nature

✏️ Part 2: Fill in the Blanks

5. Complete these sentences using the vocabulary words from the word wall:

a) Early Māori communities would _____________ food and tools with other iwi.

b) The _____________ is the system of buying and selling goods in a country.

c) Forests and rivers are important natural _____________ for communities.

d) When many people want to buy something, there is high _____________.

e) The _____________ was an important agreement between Māori and the British Crown.

6. Choose one vocabulary word from today's lesson and write a sentence that shows you understand its meaning:

Word chosen: _______________

7. Explain how "supply" and "demand" work together in trade:

8. Why do you think it's important to understand Māori terms like "iwi" and "tangata whenua" when learning about New Zealand's economy?