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Which term refers to the indigenous people of New Zealand?
Which term refers to the indigenous people of New Zealand?
- Aotearoa
- Niue
- Māori (correct)
- Nūhaka
Which term is used as the Māori name for New Zealand?
Which term is used as the Māori name for New Zealand?
- Nūhaka
- Māori
- Aotearoa (correct)
- Niue
Which term is associated with a small island country in the South Pacific Ocean?
Which term is associated with a small island country in the South Pacific Ocean?
- Aotearoa
- Nūhaka
- Māori
- Niue (correct)
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Study Notes
Indigenous People of New Zealand
- The term that refers to the indigenous people of New Zealand is Māori.
- Māori are the native Polynesian people of New Zealand.
Name for New Zealand
- The Māori name for New Zealand is Aotearoa.
- Aotearoa is a term that represents the Māori connection to the land.
Island Country in the South Pacific
- The term associated with a small island country in the South Pacific Ocean is New Zealand.
- New Zealand is a country located in the southern hemisphere, southeast of Australia.
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