Across
- 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.
Down
- 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