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childhood Durham 's responsibilities within organizationssetup to colonize New Zealand
A New Zealand Association is formed in Britainto setup a colony in New Zealand
During the 1830s , for example , the Methodist Missionary Society and Church Missionary Society workedto preventthe colonization of New Zealand
The discovery of coal and the setting up of a major mining industry at Denniston in the Buller region of the West Coast ... the initial developmentscontributedto the successful colonisation of New Zealand
from selling off trees immediately by the Superintendent of Public Works and officers who marked and measured the kauri trees by the water ’s edge and so locked up the industry(passive) were preventedSettlers in New Zealand
that the British never wantedto setup a colony in New Zealand
the promises made in the Treaty of Waitangi ( an 1840 Treaty between the Crown and various Māori tribal leadersledto the colonisation of New Zealand
that too many of those connected with this matter had used their utmost endeavoursto preventthe colonisation of New Zealand
a historic adventure saga and mysterysetamongst the colonisation of New Zealand
to the development of particular patterns of settlementledto the development of particular patterns of settlement
more and more of the land to be cleared for farming , towns and industrilisationcausedmore and more of the land to be cleared for farming , towns and industrilisation
to the establishment of the Otago settlement in 1848ledto the establishment of the Otago settlement in 1848
the least impactcausedthe least impact
in a holocaust for his peopleresultedin a holocaust for his people
to Māori being alienated from their whānau and culturehas ledto Māori being alienated from their whānau and culture
to the layers of structural inequality faced by Māori , who make up over 50 % of the prison population despite being 15 % of the populationhas contributedto the layers of structural inequality faced by Māori , who make up over 50 % of the prison population despite being 15 % of the population
circumstances where different Indigenous communities waged war among themselves so that slaves would be takencreatedcircumstances where different Indigenous communities waged war among themselves so that slaves would be taken
in the introduction of emerging diseases , such as avian malaria and toxoplasmosis , which arrived with their exotic avian and mammalian hostshas resultedin the introduction of emerging diseases , such as avian malaria and toxoplasmosis , which arrived with their exotic avian and mammalian hosts
the materials they used , including the local and indigenous motifs they borrowed and appropriatedinfluencedthe materials they used , including the local and indigenous motifs they borrowed and appropriated