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Some EPIC databases may also be available through your public library. SCIS no. Topic Explorer. Kiingitanga Discover resources related to Kiingitanga. However, in the end, despite his protests, he had to accept the opening up of the King Country, without achieving the return of the confiscated land. But it proved surprisingly resilient. The movement faced hard times at the beginning of the 20th century, but was revitalised by Te Puea Herangi , who led the movement from behind the throne.
She reached an accommodation with the government, and gave the movement new stability and confidence heading in the future.
During the first world war, the movement boycotted the war effort and resisted the conscription of its young men. After the war, a Royal Commission blamed Grey and his government for the land confiscations, and eventually parliament provided an annual compensation payment, but one that fell far short of even the limited recommendations of the commission.
Waikato , the iwi tribe most affected by land confiscations, negotiated a Treaty of Waitangi settlement in Queen Elizabeth II also personally apologised for the way the iwi had been treated during the s. In the midth century, Waikato had exported a substantial agricultural surplus to Australia and beyond through the port of Auckland.
Separate settlements have been reached with other tribes, and will continue. Success has brought its own challenges. Some of the salaries paid to leading administrators heighten such fears. Settlement resources can be used to reinvigorate the cultural life of a tribal group, but the funding cannot dramatically change the economic status of its members. Nonetheless, having real resources creates novel problems for a movement that has been impoverished for most of its history.
Other tensions are not new. Despite uniting under a king, the constituent tribes remain fiercely independent. That it is here at all is a testament to its ability in the past to work through these tensions and to remake itself. Portsmouth Climate Festival — Portsmouth, Portsmouth.
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