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Random Map, stare at it til yer eyes bleed, children

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They are alo known as the Maohis, which is also the language they speak, Maohi

They are the culture/people Moana was based on

They are native to Tahiti, which is the largest islands in the French Polynesia

They are one of the largest ethnic groups in Polynesia

Common instruments are: drums, conch shells and nasel flutes

Tattoos first originated in Polynesia, as you can see from Maui in Moana

They have skilled craftsmanship, from weaving and quilting to sculpting and carving

Most of the food they eat are seafood and tropical fruits and vegetables

They use flowers and leis as gifts to visitors and returning family and if a man or a woman is taken, they have to wear a flower behind their left ear

Canoes are still commonly used for fishing, traveling and sporting

Like most of Oceania, Tahiti was conquered by Europeans

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Aborginies are indigenous people living in Australia and are 2% of the population

In the year 1778 there were estimated to be around 320,000 aborigines in 250 tribal groups when Europeans first arrived in Australia

Aborinigies started off as nomadic hunter-gatherers as they believed that Australia did not have plants suitable for agriculture. They didn’t have animals suitable for domestication either

When Europeans first arrived the aborginies thought they were the spirits of their ancestors, but after finding that the Europeans were invaders they began to fight back. This lead to the Europeans leaving, but not after many aborginies were killed

Dreamtime is a term used to describe the way aborginies understand the world. It similar to mythology, but unlike mythology it continues up to now

Only 1/4 of aborginies can hold a conversation in their native language

Mohawk aborginies invented hockey which was called Aukie at the time

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Indigenous Polynesian people of New Zealand

The people speak a language known as te reo, which translates literally to 'the language'.

Traditional arts include carving, weaving, oratory, tattoos, and group performances

The haka is a type of ancient Māori war dance traditionally used on the battlefield, as well as when groups come together in peace.

Started from Polynesian settlers who rode canoes from Eastern Polynesia

Māori means ordinary or normal in te reo

There are many well-known Māori actors, including Temuera Morrison (Jango Fett/Clone troopers in Star Wars: Episodes I - III, Chief Tui in Moana) and Lawrence Makoare (Gothmog/Witch-king of Angmar/Lurtz in Lord of the Rings, Bolg in The Hobbit)