Across
- 3. Refers to how any organisation, including a nation is run.
- 5. The act of standing against, disrupting, or refusing to comply with that control.
- 7. Māori word meaning to step, stride, march, or walk. In modern New Zealand English, it most commonly refers to a communal walk or march, particularly a protest march over social, political, or land rights.
- 8. Action people coming together to address root causes of societal problems, reduce inequalities, and improve quality of life.
- 10. Referring to Māori chiefs' authority, responsibility and control over land and people.
- 12. A process of establishing occupation of or control over foreign territories or peoples for the purpose of cultivation, trade, exploitation or settlement.
- 13. The Māori King movement
- 14. A term used in Te Tiriti referring to governance, as given to the British.
Down
- 1. Public demonstrations aimed at expressing dissent or disapproval towards specific ideas or actions, often with political motivations.
- 2. A lack of fairness, an unfair situation, or a specific act that violates people's rights or what is morally right.
- 4. A document signed by a large number of people demanding or asking for some action from the government or another authority
- 6. The taking of land by force, often after conflict.
- 9. The act or process of supporting a cause or proposal
- 11. Ultimate authority and power of a state or governing body over it's citizens.