socail studies Te Tiriti o te Waitangi

Article one

they are different because one still says they control the tribes and the other one say Maori to give up poverty to Britain.

fighting, shouting

Article two

they are same as article 1  because  they say they own the land.

fighting.

Article three

they are different because they will protect each other.

fighting, shouting

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my social studies easy

Why was a Treaty needed in New Zealand?

 There were 200 whalers left they spent months and time at sea. When the whalers go to the port of New Zealand called Russell they behaved badly they got drank.

The treaty was to protect the missionaries when something happens. So people can come together can get to know each other.

The musket wars were in the 90th-century war there were 20000 people killed in the musket war. They did a trade which means the musket given the Maori muskets guns and Maori gave muskets food.

The declaration of independence was 5 years before the treaty was placed. 34 north chiefs signed the treaty.

It would protect anyone who signed the treaty.

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what is composition
which a whole or mixture is made up.

what style of composition have you chosen to do and why?
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what ideas do you have so far and what do you need to work on.
getting our thing ready to show the class.

earthquakes

what is an earthquake?

An earthquake is the shaking of the surface of the Earth, resulting from the sudden release of energy in the Earth's lithosphere that creates seismic waves.
How earthquakes happen?
When two blocks of rock or two plates are rubbing against each other.

what types of seismic waves are there?
primary wave is pushing forwards.












the secondary was is pushing up.

This is a graph of earthquakes that have happened in the l00 years.
If there is a huge earthquake people are most likely to die or have been hurt.

WHAT HAPPENDS WHEN A EARTHQAUKE OCCUR.

when there is a  huge earthquake   building can brake and there can be crakes in the road.

treaty blog post

The treaty I have a choice is?
England and Scotland.


how does this treaty relate to our topic about treaty of Waitangi?
they both can have a tribe and come together.

reflection about your thoughts on Waitangi Day and if we still need to commemorate it each year?

I think we should keep Waitangi because of the sign of the treaty in the bay of the island.

earthquakes

what is an earthquake?
An earthquake is the shaking of the surface of the Earth, resulting from the sudden release of energy in the Earth's lithosphere that creates seismic waves.

How earthquakes happen?
When two blocks of rock or two plates are rubbing against each other.

what types of seismic waves are there?

primary wave is pushing forwards.
secondary was is pushing up.

This is a graph of earthquakes that have happened in the l00 years.
If there is a huge earthquake people are most likely to die or have been hurt.