QUIZ: Ōtautahi/Christchurch settlement

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This month the quiz focuses on Ōtautahi/ Christchurch settlement.

Quiz: Ōtautahi/Christchurch settlement

Try our local history quiz and see what you know about the early history of Christchurch and its people.

British settlement of Canterbury was undertaken by which organisation?
What is the main dialectal characteristic of Ngāi Tahu speakers?
What is the controversial Ngāi Tahu and Canterbury Association land settlement deed known as?
What digital index to the Ngāi Tahu claim does Christchurch City Libraries have?
Which of these ships is not one of the First four ships to arrive in Lyttelton in 1850 with British settlers?
What year did he Compte de Paris arrive in Akaroa bringing French and German settlers to New Zealand?
Ngāi Tahu means “The People of Tahu”. Who is the eponymous ancestor of Ngāi Tahu?
Which of these online resources could you use to look at original Māori place names and trading routes?
Which year did the Kaiapoi Pā fall to Te Rauparaha?
When was the Waitangi Tribunal set up?
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