1. II. New Zealand

2. Ngatokimatawhaorua Canoe

3. A. Ocean Blue Pacific Ocean – Largest of the world’s oceans
More than twice as large as the Atlantic Ocean
Many inhabited islands are found in the Pacific

4. B. New Zealand Volcanic Mountains – Created by volcanic ash
Ring of Fire – Volcanoes that occur along the Australian and Pacific tectonic plates
Geysers – Hot springs that shoot jets of steam and heated water into the air

5. Ring of Fire

9. C. Imagine All the People
Kiwis – Nickname for people from New Zealand
Most famous export the Kiwifruit is named after them
Maori – People who settled in New Zealand around 900

10. Maori Art

11. Statues of Easter Island

12. Only make up around 10% of the population today
First European settlers were whale hunters and traders
1804 – New Zealand was settled as a British colony
Did not become independent until 1907
75% - New Zealand’s population of European decent

13. D. Economic Activity More sheep than people live in New Zealand
Kiwifruit – Produce 1/4th of the world’s supply
Location above volcanoes creates an energy source
Geothermal Energy – Electricity produced from energy within the earth

14. Maori Collecting Dried Coconuts

15. E. Women’s Rights
1893 – New Zealand became the first country to give women the right to vote in the world