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Maori Arrived In NZ
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James Cook Arrives in NZ
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Maori is encouraged in schools
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The Treaty Of Waitangi was signed
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First European
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It was required for teachers to stop teaching Maori..
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Pakeha Population higher than Maori
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The government made a rule that Maori children were not allowed to speak their language in school. But teachers decided it would be best to beat them if they spoke Maori. This lasted for only seven years, as schools closed down in 1965.
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Maori had to donate land to make schools
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The Second Native Schools Act was a like the first, except it lasted for 120 years. This pulled the Maori children's language away from them, and only 26% of Maori spoke Te Reo as their first language.
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Maori Population at it's lowest
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The Land March
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Teachers can't hurt students
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92% of people speak English
4% of people speak Te Reo -
The Maori TV Channel started
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The government launch initiative to improve Te Reo Maori in schools
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Last year, studies found that 1,208 schools offered Maori language in English medium. An increase of 62 schools since 1st July 2020.