term 3 week 4

                         Abel tasman
date of exploriation-1642

aim of the journey-to find this mysterious continent which can be usefull for trade 

what happend-his men tried to land on the south island but were killed by local maori he left and stated drawning the map of the west coast 

what they came home with-the map of the west coast 

captain cook

date of exploriation-1976

aim of the journey-to map nz

what happened-his first contact with the maori ended in misunderstanding and fighting.but other tribes were friendly and gave them fresh food then drew the first complete nz map

what they came home with- full nz map


Jean-Francias de Surville 

date of exploriation-1969

aim of the journey- trade and tresure

what happened-  both cook and de surville were near north cape at exactly the same time. they sailed passed each other during bad weather,with neither ship knowing about the others existance.de survilles were were very ill from scurvy a disease caused by not eating fresh vegetables.alot of soldiers died and the others were weak and they clashed with a maori tribe then sailed home after making a mao of doubtless bay in northland 


what they came home with-a map of doubtless bay

marion du Fresne 

date of exploriation-1972 

aim of the journey-trade 

what happened-he broke the tapu rules of local maori and he and fifteen of his men were killed and eaten furios the rest of his crew then murdered nearly 300 maori

What they came home with-nothing 

captain cook story

1.in 1968 captain cook left england on a voyage 

2.a surgion boy has sighted the east coast of nz 

3. the english and maori had some altercations which nine maori warriors died 

4.they meet friendly maori

5.during this time they often came ashore and the maori were often nice

6.then the english went to australia to map the east coast 

7.the captain cook and his men were welcomed as heroes in england 

8.after some years sailed to hawaii and captain cook was killed 

1.what were the ideas-
1.immigration must be carfully planned
2.the immagrants must set up small farms like those in england.this will make it easy to provide each farming village with things like school and churches
3.land must be bought from the maoris and then sold at a higher price to wealthy english people 
4.the profits from the sale of land will pay for the fares of carefully chosen labourers 
5.the price of land must be high enough so that the labourers will not be able to afford to buy it for some years.they will have to work to save money.this will mean plenty of labour.for the farmers





1. 

education


use of the land 

socail/family set up

government