1. Before Britain could do anything about establishing law to control the lawless behaviour of British settlers in New Zealand, what did it have to do? (P1)

2. What is the name of the ship that brought Captain Hobson to New Zealand in 1840? (P2)

3. What was the task given to James Busby when he took the position of British Resident to New Zealand in 1833? (P3)

4. Captain Hobson brought with him a document from Lord Normanby. What was the purpose of this eight page document? (P5)

5. How were the instructions in Lord Normanby's brief different to how Britain had operated in its other colonies in the past? (P6)

6. On the 29th of January, 1840 It was decided to hold a hui with the chiefs.  The Treaty document was not written up at this point. How much time was there to prepare the Treaty document? (P7)

7. Where was the hui to be held? (P8)

8. Who printed out the invitation to the chiefs to come to the hui? (P8)

9. What was the New Zealand Company? (P9)

10. There was a delay in writing up the Treaty document. What was the cause of this delay? (P12)

11. Who ended up writing the greater part of the Treaty of Waitangi? (P13)

12. How long did this person have to write up The Treaty (noting that the English version still had to be translated into te reo Māori)? (P17)

13. The document was given to Henry Williams and his son Edward to translate into te reo Māori.  How much time were they given to translate it? (P18)

14. What were some of the difficulties in the translation? (P19)

15. What was the date for the first hui to discuss the contents of The Treaty? (P20)

16. What had to be done just before the hui was to begin?

17. What is the main feeling in the pre-amble of the Treaty document? (P25)

18. Why does Article One request that the chiefs give to the Queen of England the complete government of the land? (P25)

19. What statement best summarises Article Two of The Treaty?  (P25)

20. What statement best summarises Article Three of The Treaty? (P25)