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SettlersFrom 1840 European settlements, mainly from England, Wales andScotland but also from Ireland, lesser extend from the US, India,Dalmatia and Bohemia.French Settlement in Akaroa (peninsula east of Christchurch).Land disputes/wars between Maori groups and Maori and Pakeha(European)1860ies Gold rush era, bringing Chinese settlers in.1870: University of New Zealand established (federal university system).Education act: free, secular and compulsory schooling for all.1911 Population of New Zealand reaches 1 Million (
Technological ChangeEconomic ProsperityUntil 1890 Economy is mainly based on wool and local trade.Invention of refrigerated shipping (from 1882) – trade of meat anddairy products becomes possible.Primary sector and refrigerated shipping remains the main basis of theNew Zealand Economy until the 1970ies.
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