Why did NZ’s governing style in Samoa turn the population against NZ administrators?

1. Why did people like Premier Seddon want NZ to expand into the Pacific?
2. How did NZ ‘gain’ Western Samoa?
3. Brianstorm why many Samoans were unhappy with NZ control.
4. Describe the first major setback in NZ’s control of Samoa (clue: flu epidemic).
5. What was the 1922 Samoan Offenders Ordinance?
6. Who were the Mau?
7. What happened on Black Saturday?
8. Explain how rescinding the proclamation that the Mau were an unlawful group in 1935 helped ease tensions.

Why did NZ’s governing style in Samoa turn the population against NZ administrators?

1. Why did people like Premier Seddon want NZ to expand into the Pacific?
2. How did NZ ‘gain’ Western Samoa?
3. Brianstorm why many Samoans were unhappy with NZ control.
4. Describe the first major setback in NZ’s control of Samoa (clue: flu epidemic).
5. What was the 1922 Samoan Offenders Ordinance?
6. Who were the Mau?
7. What happened on Black Saturday?
8. Explain how rescinding the proclamation that the Mau were an unlawful group in 1935 helped ease tensions.

Why did NZ’s governing style in Samoa turn the population against NZ administrators?

1. Why did people like Premier Seddon want NZ to expand into the Pacific?
2. How did NZ ‘gain’ Western Samoa?
3. Brianstorm why many Samoans were unhappy with NZ control.
4. Describe the first major setback in NZ’s control of Samoa (clue: flu epidemic).
5. What was the 1922 Samoan Offenders Ordinance?
6. Who were the Mau?
7. What happened on Black Saturday?
8. Explain how rescinding the proclamation that the Mau were an unlawful group in 1935 helped ease tensions.

Why did NZ’s governing style in Samoa turn the population against NZ administrators?

1. Why did people like Premier Seddon want NZ to expand into the Pacific?
2. How did NZ ‘gain’ Western Samoa?
3. Brianstorm why many Samoans were unhappy with NZ control.
4. Describe the first major setback in NZ’s control of Samoa (clue: flu epidemic).
5. What was the 1922 Samoan Offenders Ordinance?
6. Who were the Mau?
7. What happened on Black Saturday?
8. Explain how rescinding the proclamation that the Mau were an unlawful group in 1935 helped ease tensions.

Why did NZ’s governing style in Samoa turn the population against NZ administrators?

1. Why did people like Premier Seddon want NZ to expand into the Pacific?
2. How did NZ ‘gain’ Western Samoa?
3. Brianstorm why many Samoans were unhappy with NZ control.
4. Describe the first major setback in NZ’s control of Samoa (clue: flu epidemic).
5. What was the 1922 Samoan Offenders Ordinance?
6. Who were the Mau?
7. What happened on Black Saturday?
8. Explain how rescinding the proclamation that the Mau were an unlawful group in 1935 helped ease tensions.