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They migrated from Taiwan to New Guinea Phillipines, Bismark Arch, Solomon Island, Vanuatu, Western Samona, Fiji Islands, Cook Islands, Society Islands ; then separated to Hawaii, Pitcairn and to New Zealand.

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For respect to tikanga you need to follow these rules:

You need to remove shoes befor e enterring a home or manae(their religious place).

Treating the head as sacred, meaning you should not touch someones head if not invited.

Dont sit or lean on tables.

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The Māori are the indigenous people of New Zealand. Their ancestors came by canoes from Polynesia around 700-800 years ago, as the resources suggest likely between 1250–1300 CE. Over time, they developed their own language

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they are the maori people

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they perform a dance called haka. It's the one shown in the picture. I got its worldwide recognition from the new zelend rugby theme. The Maori people are known for their desire for freedom and their warriorship

Ta moko are traditional Māori tattoo, often on the face. The purpose and application of moko are sacred and valued as a taonga (treasure). Facial tattoos above the eyes show spiritual wisdom while below the eyes are used to symbolize physical achievements.

Karakia are traditional Māori incantations and prayers, used for spiritual guidance and protection for a house, for safe travels or before the preparation of food. A karakia is also considered as a formal greeting when beginning a ceremony.

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Māori are the indigenous population of New Zealand and are tangata whenua. New Zealand also has a large migrant population, bringing a wide range of different ethnicities. More than a quarter of the New Zealand population was born overseas (28.8%). In 2023, the New Zealand population included [1]:

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I killed an eel
I buried its guts
Sprouted a tree, now you got coconuts
What's the lesson?
What is the take-away?
Don't mess with Maui when he's on a break-away!

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they are weird.

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Maori people, who live in new zealand, exist with tribes. They believe that Tahiti is a mystical land for them.

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The Maori are New Zealand's native people.They are originally from East Polynesia. They arrived between 1320 and 1350. They created a unique culture with their own language and traditions. Some of them traveled to the Chatham Islands, where they became the Moriori.

When Europeans came in the 1700s, it led to difficult times for the Māori. They faced new diseases, wars, and lost some of their land, which caused their population to decrease. In the 20th century, the Maori started to bring back their culture, language, and traditions.

Currently, Maori people make up about 20% of New Zealand’s population. They are very active in their society although they continue to deal with social and economic issues.

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When someone captured in battle was dying, or about to be executed on another tribe’s land, Maori people might request, ‘Tukua mai he kapunga one ki au, hei tangi’ (send me some soil from home that I might grieve over it).

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They have their own native language Te reo Māori and they follow special manners which they call tikanga

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They are a traditional tribe that has weird culture and they walk around half naked. Also they are the guys from moana

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They have been living in New Zealand for around 700 years and they moved there from Fiji and Polynesia.

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they are famous with haka dance

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hongi greeting

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They have traditional rules named Tikanga these are rules of conduct and respect

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The called King Movement was a response to the increasing threat to Māori land. In 1857 several tribes of the Waikato area of North Island elected as king Te Wherowhero

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they do weird poses

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The Māori are a Polynesian people indigenous to New Zealand, with origins traced back to migrations from a mythical land called Hawaiki, likely Tahiti, around the 14th century. They are organized into tribes (iwi), subtribes (hapū), and extended families (whānau), with a strong emphasis on ancestry and land rights. Māori culture includes unique traditions such as the hongi greeting, hāngī cooking, and oratory in the Māori language, which was made an official language of New Zealand in 1987. Māori have been active in New Zealand's governance, with reserved parliamentary seats and significant land settlements.

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After the British assumed formal control of New Zealand in 1840, European settlement and government began to alarm the Maori

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They live in New Zeland

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Their traditional history describes their origins in terms of waves of migration that culminated in the arrival of a “great fleet” in the 14th century from Hawaiki, a mythical land usually identified as Tahiti. This historical account provides the basis for traditional Māori social organization and is generally supported by archaeological discoveries, which have dated Māori arrival in New Zealand to about 1300 ce. Members of each tribe (iwi) recognized a common ancestry (which might be traced through either or both parents) and common allegiance to a chief or chiefs (ariki). Traditionally, at the day-to-day level, the most important social groups were the hapū (subtribe), which was the primary landholding group and the one within which marriage was preferred, and the whānau, or extended family.