Aotearoa History - episode 3

3. - The act of buying and selling goods, often between different cultures.
5. - A starchy crop introduced to New Zealand, replacing kumara.
7. Zealand - The country that became a British colony in 1840.
8. - Rodents introduced by Europeans.
10. - The shared customs, traditions, and ways of life of a group of people.
13. - The act of entering and taking control of a country by force.
14. - A representation of geographical areas, often showing boundaries and landmarks.
15. - To defeat or subjugate, often through military action.
17. - Illnesses spread by contact, often affecting populations without immunity.
18. - Dutch explorer who first reached New Zealand in 1642.
19. - Indigenous people of New Zealand.

1. - The act of traveling to unfamiliar places to discover or map them.
2. - Marine animals often hunted for their fur in New Zealand waters.
4. - Firearms introduced to New Zealand during the 18th century.
6. - Formal agreement between two parties, often governing land ownership or relationships.
9. - Vessel used to travel across seas.
10. - British navigator who explored New Zealand in 1769.
11. - The continent where Europeans largely came from, including early explorers.
12. - Fighters who were part of various wars in New Zealand's history.
16. - People who tried to convert Māori to Christianity in the 19th century.