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This standard asks you to identify and explain the main features of iwi (tribal) identity and describe how current events have changed or strengthened that identity over time. You'll look at things like whakapapa, land, language, values, cultural practices, and leadership to understand what makes each iwi unique and how they've adapted to change.
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- ·Identify the key features and characteristics that make up an iwi's identity (such as whakapapa, cultural practices, land connections, language, values, and leadership).
- ·Explain how historical and contemporary issues (like migration, urbanisation, land claims, and government policies) have changed or reinforced iwi identity.
- ·Use specific examples from the iwi or hapū you are studying to show how these features and issues affect their identity.
- ·Demonstrate understanding of how iwi identity connects to broader themes like national citizenship and economic development.
You identify the main features of iwi identity and name current issues that have affected it, using some specific examples from your iwi.
You explain how key features of iwi identity work and describe how current issues have changed or reinforced that identity, with clear examples.