The Musket Wars

1. Its signing ended the Contact Era.
3. They hunted sea creatures for oil and bone.
5. It was hoped this plant could replace European rope fibre.
6. Māori practice of reciprocal revenge or compensation.
8. Historian who described Māori–European trade relationships as a "workable accord"
9. British colonial official who described Māori as a ‘dying race’
10. Early whaling port known for its lawless reputation
11. Historian James Belich called this the "changing currency."
13. British navigator who arrived in 1769.
14. Smaller than an iwi, larger than a whānau.

2. Both admired and looked down on, the "____ savage."
4. This theory is the opposite of “fatal impact.”
7. Governor who believed contact with Māori would end in decline and death
9. Type of impact theory claiming Māori were overwhelmed by European culture
12. Missionaries tried to shield Māori from this substance, common in Kororāreka