Tim Finn and The Herbs Parihaka song.
What is the main message of this song? That Parihaka shall live on and that it will always be remembered.
What line explains their passive resistance method? Te Whiti used the language of the spirit
What does "you can't pull out the roots" refer to? You cant destroy the heritage and remembrance of Parihaka.
Give evidence of their determination? The line "Te Whiti will never be defeated" show their determination. Parihaka was a peace determined for peace so even when Parihaka was attacked the villagers were peaceful the entire time.
How does this song show the significance of Parihaka? It talks about the presence of Te Whiti always remaining.
What makes an event significant? If it affects large numbers of people and is remembered for ages and still affects people centuries after.
How many people are affected? All those that live in New Zealand and a lot of people throughout the world as Parihaka sparked other peaceful protests.
How long were people affected? People will be affected for centuries.
To what extent are people affected? Parihaka was home to people. Having that taken from them would really affect them and a few people died there.
My Maps on Parihaka and Peaceful resistance.
Hello Nathan, Nice blogpost per usual, though if you could make your writing not a bullet list that would be very nice.
ReplyDeleteHi Nathan good job on your blog post you did. Your very good at writing. you explained everything well. I like how you put your map like that. Good job nathan keep it up.
ReplyDeleteWow, this is a big amount of work you have completed here, I'm very impressed, I like how you have many different texts and I can read them very easily, You've done so well that unfortunately I have no feedback for you,
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Kody
Hey Nathan, good work on Parihaka. I liked how you broke it down into different sentences for your audience. I wish there was more colour so that it catches my eye better.
ReplyDeleteHey Nathan, I like what you have written down. I like how you have broken down what parihaka is.
ReplyDeleteGood afternoon Nathan I think this was a great blog post I like how you included all the facts maybe next time you could include links from where you got all your information from. I also like how you included a map of Parihaka I think that was clever. Goodbye and have a good rest off your afternoon on this Sunday day
ReplyDeleteHi Nathen I hope your having a great afternoon I really liked your work maybe you could include links from where you got your information about Parihaka from, I really like how you included a map where these events happened and how they have the information about what happened in those places anyways I hope you have a great rest of your afternoon and weekend so I will see you tomorrow goodbye
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