Helens Immersion

26/09/17
Today I did Immersion with Helen. We are looking at the history behind NZ. It is a very fun immersion because we talked about the world war and how they fought for our country.


Why history is important:

I think that the history of New zealand is important because all the history that happened affects and represents our country like the world war. I think that the war was one of the most important history events of NZ because all those men went out and fought for the future of our country. Everyone should remember those who fought in the war because if they hadn’t of fought we wouldn’t have New zealand.

Everything you do is history but only the big events of history last the longest. Like for example you watching TV, that is apart of the past but it’s not very important and it doesn’t affect our country or do anything to it. There is good history and bad history.


NZ History timeline:               (Helens Immersion)


1769
1st european settlers come to aotearoa

1840
Treaty of waitangi

1886
Captain of Tarawera -Pink Terrace

1893
Women in NZ were allowed to vote

1914
World War one

1915
Galipalli

1939
World War two

1981
Springboks far Riot

1985
Nuclear free

1987
1st Rugby world cup

1987
Officially te reo is NZ language

2011
Christchurch Earthquake

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