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Young HistoryDutch Explorer Abel Tasman (1642) firstEuropean landing at Golden Bay, firstEuropean map (Nieuw Zeeland).Captain James Cook (1769-1770): AnglicisedNew Zealand.From 1790: Visits from French, British andAmerican whaling, sealing and tradingships. Encounters with Maori populationmostly peaceful, enthusiastic trading.From 1800: Missionaries settled, conversion ofMaori to Christianity (well accepted).1815: First European Thomas King was born inNZ.
1840 (6th February) Signing of Treaty of Waitangi: British Crown and fortyMaori chiefs signed treaty, ceding their sovereignity and starting a landdispute that is unresolved until today (different language versions ofthe treaty).Rationales: Extablishment of law and order, facilitate orderlysettlement and forestall other European powers colonialisation.1841: Own Colony of the British Empire, before part of New South Wales(Australia)
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