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NCEA Level 3 History

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Flashcards for NZQA NCEA Level 3 History, split into historical skills and concepts (working with sources, causation, continuity and change, perspectives, significance, trends and forces) and a subdeck for each New Zealand context students commonly study, such as Te Tiriti o Waitangi, the New Zealand Wars, the 1981 Springbok tour and the Dawn Raids. Delete the contexts you do not study.

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What is inside (61 subdecks)

  • Historical contexts486 cards
    • 1. Te Tiriti o Waitangi and its aftermath58 cards
      • Aftermath in the nineteenth century14 cards
      • Before 1840 and the signing14 cards
      • The Waitangi Tribunal and settlements19 cards
      • What the texts said11 cards
    • 2. The New Zealand Wars60 cards
      • Causes and the northern war15 cards
      • Parihaka and the legacy of the wars11 cards
      • Taranaki and Waikato18 cards
      • Tauranga, Pai Mārire and the later wars16 cards
    • 3. Women's suffrage in New Zealand, 189338 cards
      • After 18939 cards
      • Māori women and the limits of the 1893 vote3 cards
      • Origins of the campaign14 cards
      • The campaign and the Act12 cards
    • 4. The 1981 Springbok tour29 cards
      • Background13 cards
      • Consequences4 cards
      • The tour, July to September 198112 cards
    • 5. The Dawn Raids of the 1970s29 cards
      • Background9 cards
      • Consequences6 cards
      • Resistance6 cards
      • The raids8 cards
    • 6. Nuclear-free New Zealand30 cards
      • From the Pacific tests to the peace movement10 cards
      • The 1984 election and the ANZUS split12 cards
      • The Rainbow Warrior and after8 cards
    • 7. Māori protest and the revival of te reo, 1970 to 199531 cards
      • Te reo Māori8 cards
      • The land march, Bastion Point and Raglan14 cards
      • Urban Māori and Ngā Tamatoa9 cards
    • 8. Māori leaders and movements, 1900 to 195021 cards
    • 9. New Zealand in the First World War31 cards
      • Going to war and Gallipoli13 cards
      • The home front and effects7 cards
      • The Western Front and conscription11 cards
    • 10. New Zealand in the Second World War27 cards
    • 11. The 1912 and 1913 strikes, the Depression and the 1951 waterfront dispute28 cards
      • Strikes of 1912 and 19138 cards
      • The 1951 waterfront dispute8 cards
      • The Depression and the first Labour government12 cards
    • 12. Disasters and inquiries27 cards
      • Earthquakes, accidents and fires10 cards
      • Erebus, 197910 cards
      • Mining and industrial disasters7 cards
    • 13. Rugby and the 1905 Originals tour21 cards
    • 14. Women in the New Zealand Police and the Māori Women's Welfare League12 cards
      • The Māori Women's Welfare League7 cards
      • Women in the Police5 cards
    • 15. Contact, missionaries and the Musket Wars18 cards
    • 16. Anti-Chinese racism in New Zealand11 cards
    • 17. British migration and the growth of pastoral farming15 cards
  • Historical skills and concepts244 cards
    • 1. Working with historical sources66 cards
    • 2. Historical concepts43 cards
    • 3. Significance17 cards
    • 4. Causes and consequences36 cards
    • 5. Trends and forces28 cards
    • 6. Key terms in New Zealand history54 cards

Some of its cards

  • Which cruiser with a mainly New Zealand crew fought in the Battle of the River Plate in December 1939?
    HMS Achilles
  • Who was appointed British Resident in New Zealand in 1832 and arrived in 1833?
    James Busby
  • A pattern of related events over a long period that shows lasting change and continuity in a society
    Historical trend
  • Between which decades did the main New Zealand Wars take place?
    The 1840s to the 1870s
  • On what date did Air New Zealand flight TE901 crash on Mount Erebus in Antarctica?
    28 November 1979
  • What did the Privy Council rule in 1982 in the Lesa case about Samoans?
    That Samoans born between 1924 and 1948 were British subjects and so New Zealand citizens
  • Which influenza pandemic hit New Zealand in October and November 1918?
    The 1918 influenza pandemic, in which about 9,000 people died
  • What was the distinctive achievement of New Zealand in 1893 in the history of women's rights?
    It became the first self-governing country in the world where all adult women could vote in parliamentary elections
  • Where did France carry out its nuclear tests in the Pacific?
    Moruroa and Fangataufa, in French Polynesia
  • On what date did the Hawke's Bay earthquake strike?
    3 February 1931

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