Māori Land Rights
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What are the traditional Māori principles of land rights?

The traditional Māori principles of land rights are based on discovery, conquest, gifting, and ancestral rights.

What is ahi kā and why is it important?

Ahi kā is the practice of ongoing occupation of a place through a lit fire. It is important because it signifies the rights to the land.

What does mana whenua mean?

Mana whenua means tribal authority over and control of lands.

Who held the land rights in Māori tradition?

<p>Hapū or tribal collectives held the land rights, rather than individuals.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Did individuals or families have the right to use specific areas of land?

<p>Yes, individuals and families could claim the right to use specific areas for various purposes such as cultivation, building, and trapping.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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