Land owner
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Land to buy and sell for profit
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missionary
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Churchless people
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Escaped convict
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Place to hide
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explorer
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Unmapped land
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Mill worker
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Timber and flax recources
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trader
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Investment oppurtunties
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invalid
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Fine climate
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Black sheep of the family
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Place for banishment
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Farm labourer
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Land for ā farm
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Whalers & sailers
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Miles of coast line
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Merchant
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Invetment opportunities
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Name
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yes/no
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Reason for decision
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My commision
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The redford family
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No
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They have children older than seven and to many
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laura
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yes
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Shes young
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john
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no
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To old
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The walters family
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no
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To much children
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The Bryrd family
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no
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No dont work and cant work
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henry
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yes
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Young
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The leed family
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yes
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Yes young married couple with young children
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The paul family
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no
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Children to old
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trip-the voyage took 4 to 6 months althoughif the weather was extremely bad it might take longer.
the voyage was across a huge expanse of ocean
passengers-cabin passengers who paid their own fares were on the after deck.
the steerage passengers were the assisted immigrants they were housed under the main deck.
live animals were carried on board to provide food and milk and they were housed below decks
problems-some of the problems during the voyage could be the ship leaks,gales breakmasts and rip sails,waves rip wash through the hatches,the crew become violent,greasy decks cause accidents cramped conditions spread disease,food and water become bad.
of the poor,unsafe lights used,there was always a great danger of fire,seasickness was a was a constant worry it claimed many lives,very often if a ship was becalmed and fresh water and supplies ran out, it was the small children that died first.
the invitation of 1831
who sent the invitation?to whom?maori chiefs to britian
why?the chiefs realise they have special trade and missionary contacts with britian,the chiefs ask the king to become a friend and a guardian,the chiefs ask the king to save them from foreign threat,
the chiefs ask the kings to save them from the threat of the other tribes,the chiefs ask the king to save them from the bad behavior of the british people who live and visit new zealand
who is james busby?new zealand resident
where was busbys house?waitangi
what was his job/role?protect new zealands maori and eurpean people,establish british influence,rely on maori for help
who was williams williams and what did his translations mean? he was missionary and he translated-the king is pleased thet the danger threatning them had gone,the king hoped that the trade relationship between the chiefs and britian would not be disturbed
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the invitation of 1831
who sent the invitation?to whom?maori chiefs to britian
why?the chiefs realise they have special trade and missionary contacts with britian,the chiefs ask the king to become a friend and a guardian,the chiefs ask the king to save them from foreign threat,
the chiefs ask the kings to save them from the threat of the other tribes,the chiefs ask the king to save them from the bad behavior of the british people who live and visit new zealand
who is james busby?new zealand resident
where was busbys house?waitangi
what was his job/role?protect new zealands maori and eurpean people,establish british influence,rely on maori for help
who was williams williams and what did his translations mean? he was missionary and he translated-the king is pleased thet the danger threatning them had gone,the king hoped that the trade relationship between the chiefs and britian would not be disturbed
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Who was William Williams (pg 15), and what did his translations mean?Who was William Williams (pg 15), and what did his translations mean?
Jayton it is lovely to see you keeping up to date with the work set in class, and how organised you are. well done and keep it up. Make sure that you keep using these examples in your paragraph answers to continue to gain high grades. well done
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