Year 8 Social Science EOY Revision

2. The ocean zone that receives some sunlight but not enough for plants to survive.
3. Lines that run East to West measuring the distance from the Equator.
5. The indigenous people of New Zealand.
8. The ocean zone nearest to the surface of the water that receives the most light.
11. Adjustment to environmental condition.
13. The strongest part of a castle where people lived and stored supplies.
15. A warrior who followed a code of honour and served a lord.
17. Lines that run North to South measuring the distance from the Prime Meridian.
18. The forced taking of Māori land by the government, often as punishment for resistance during the Land Wars.
20. A fortified Māori village or settlement, often used for defense during the Land Wars.
21. A medieval castle with multiple layers of stone walls.
22. The Maori Chief who famously cut down the British flag pole.
23. The idea of balance and reciprocity, including revenge or repayment.

1. A sequence of organisms in an ecological community through which energy and nutrients pass as one organism eats another.
4. The ___________ of Waitangi is New Zealand's founding document.
5. A medieval castle built on a raised mound made mostly of wood.
6. A deep, wide ditch around a castle, often filled with water for protection.
7. A medieval castle centered around a massive, heavily fortified stone tower.
9. Something sacred or restricted, often linked to spiritual beliefs.
10. The ocean zone that receives no sunlight and is extremely cold.
12. A deadly disease that spread quickly and killed many people.
14. Religious wars fought between Christians and Muslims over holy land.
16. Supreme power or authority
19. A person’s authority, respect, and power