New Zealand, the Making of a Colony, 1815-1870: Maps from the New Zealand Historical Atlas
Author(s): Steve Watters
The Making of a Colony, 1815-1870 is an invaluable tool for teachers and students of New Zealand history. Presented in a dynamic yet manageable format this atlas has been designed to fulfil the essential learning about the New Zealand component in the Social Studies curriculum. The 14 plates draw on the unique and exciting style of the Bateman Historical Atlas and will challenge and extend our view of New Zealand in the nineteenth century. An activity booklet is available that provides students and teachers with the opportunity to examine the plates in a more structured way or to support research into this period of New Zealand's history.
Product Information
1. Te Ao Hou: The New World; 2. Nga Heke: Maori Migrations, 1820-1840; 3. Te Whenua Rangatira; 4. Pakeha Change New Zealand; 5. Land and Sovereignty; 6. Maori and the Colonial Town; 7. Naming and Claiming; 8. Te Kingitanga; 9. War in Taranaki; 10. The Invasion of Waikato, 1863-1864; 11. Confiscation, Settlement and Resistance; 12. Te Kooti and his Adversaries, 1868-1872; 13. On the Sheep's Back; 14. Gold Rushes and Goldfields.
General Fields
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- : David Bateman Ltd
- : David Bateman Ltd
- : 286mm X 213mm
- : New Zealand
- : books
Special Fields
- : Steve Watters
- : Paperback
- : 911/.93
- : 32
- : 14 colour plates, maps, 50 illustrations, photographs
