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The Maori people did not promote peace and fairness according to letter I because everybody in their communities were the same culture, there was no diversity.

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They didn't promote peace and fairness according to letter H because they were very strict about religion and other areas of loyalty to something.

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They didn't promote peace and fairness according to letter G because boys would be in the area of war, whereas the girls would be at home helping their moms with the home.

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They Maori People promoted peace and fairness according to letter F because they allowed people to advance in their population.

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The Maori people promoted peace and fairness according to letter E because the reason they went to war was for the future generations. They wanted to expand their territory so they could increase their population.

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They didn't promote peace and fairness according to letter D because ,again, they were a culture of war, so peaceful resolutions to big problems weren't their turf.

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The Maori people promoted peace and fairness according to letter C because they would respect people but only in their community

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They didn't promote peace and fairness according to letter B because one of the main reasons they would go to war was for territory.

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The Maori people did not promote peace and fairness according to the UN Document, letter A because they were a culture of war, so they lived in violence

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And the relation to my warrior

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One of the clubs that were used was to hit the opponent's shoulder and disarm them. The other would be to strike. They would know when they would attack either if the shoulder moves or the toe clenches.

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The main strategy on the battlefield was using the two weapons. They had great agility because of this. They would attack by surprise or ambush. If the opponent knew, they would postpone the attack.

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While the boys would be off training, the girls would attend to their homes and do household chores but watch the boys train in their free time.

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The Maori boys would be taught to predict the next move at a young age to build habits. Training was taken seriously because it was superficial to them. They would play games such as passing a heavy item to someone to the beat of a song. They would also walk across a narrow surface to improve their balance on the field.

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The Maori didn't wear armor because they tattooed designs on themselves to represent the War Gods. They would go into battle like this.

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Although they didn't wear chain-male or chest-plates, the Maori had a strong belief in the War Gods and only wore the skin of animals as protection.

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The Maori mostly used clubs such as the Patu Onewa and the Paraoa. They would carry two into battle - one to disarm the opponent and the other to strike.

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Although these kind of weapons were rarely used, they still had a huge affect on the battle fierld such as the Taihai.

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One of the fiercest warrior in history - By Prabnoor Sandhu