NZ Waves of Migration
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- Q1Who was the first wave of migration?AsiansPolynesiansEuropeansPacific Islanders30sEditDelete
- Q2Religious strife was a PUSH factor for:EuropeansPolynesiansAsiansPacific Islanders30sEditDelete
- Q3Settlers from Hong Kong, China, Korea and Japan arrived on the:3rd wave1st wave4th wave2nd wave30sEditDelete
- Q4Wave Three was the:PolynesiansPacific IslandersEuropeansAsians30sEditDelete
- Q5Wave one arrived:1840sAD 800 – AD 1000From 1980sFrom 194530sEditDelete
- Q6Who believed that, "New Zealand was a 'clean, green' country with lots of space".Pacific IslandersPolynesiansAsianEuropeans30sEditDelete
- Q7Which wave came from English, Ireland and Scotland?EuropeansPacific IslandersAsianPolynesians30sEditDelete
- Q8Who arrived from 1945?EuropeansPolynesiansPacific IslandersAsian30sEditDelete
- Q9The abundance of resources attracted who?AsiansPolynesiansEuropeansPacific Islanders30sEditDelete
- Q10Edward Gibbon Wakefield helped which wave settle?2nd3rd4th1st30sEditDelete
- Q11Which wave was looking for a better education?Wave one - EuropeansWave four - AsiansWave two - EuropeansWave three - Polynesians30sEditDelete
- Q12Who took deliberate voyages of exploration, navigating by ocean currents and the winds and stars - this was their push factor.EuropeanPolynesiansPacific IslandersAsian30sEditDelete
- Q13The European Wave arrived in the:1860s1940s1920s1840s30sEditDelete
- Q14The pull factor for this group was a close association with New Zealand:EuropeanPolynesiansPacific IslandersAsian30sEditDelete
- Q15Over population and unclean conditions was a push features for:Polynesian WaveAsian WaveEuropean WavePacific Island Wave30sEditDelete
- Q16This group became commonly know as the MaorisWave FourWave TwoWave OneWave Three30sEditDelete
- Q17The Pacific Islanders came fromIndonesia and JapanSamoa, Cook Islands, Tonga, NiueJapan and Hong KongScotland, Ireland and England30sEditDelete
- Q18In the 1980....migrants from Tonga arrivedthe fourth wave arrivedthe English migratedthe European wave arrived30sEditDelete
- Q19Wave FourCame in the 1970sCame from Tongacame to invest in business or improved educationWas escaping religious30sEditDelete
- Q20Robbie Burns migrated onWave FourWave OneWave TwoWave Three30sEditDelete