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Nuscashi nu sca

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Their skin Colour was brown

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Most people around the world did things similarly like what we do today and each generation brought it up a step.

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They lived together and shared basically everything

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Trickery was commonly used war tactics because villages were hard to get into so they would lure villagers out so they could attack them. Battles usually took place in the summer months after the harvest and they would make alliances with each other and give each other gifts if they fought alongside them.

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They influenced the Maori

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The Māoris weapons are only made for close combat

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That the Māori were a community

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Maori people believed in many gods, who controlled things like the sky, waters, sea and wind. While christians only believed in one god who made and did everything on his own.

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Chiefs and Tohunga were very tapu.

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Chiefs and Tohunga were very tapu.

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They had many gods such as Rongo the God of peace.

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They had many gods

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Iwi
That everyone has a tribe

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I am surprised that the slaves didn’t get treated to bad

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The Māoris slept together in the same houses.

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Maori had strong communal values

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Maori is interesting and there is so much to learn, the culture goes back centuries.

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Māori’s believe in many gods but Christians believe in one god.

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Slaves sent into war and take from war

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I learnt what ariki means, it means a maori chief and high priest

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How the Maori worked together

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When warriors are taken by enemies, they are slaves and have no personal rights but are still free to go, but don’t. Once they are taken, it is believed their mana is then lost and the gods abandoned them.

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The Tapu influenced the Maori by setting thier rules

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How the ownership of the land worked

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Slaves were commonly captives taken in war, they had no personal rights, though in practice, they were treated surprisingly well. after war, they were not wanted back by their people, so they were set free