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leaders of the 19th century. The Maori chiefs and leaders. What: Wars, struggles for land arguments over treaties, crops, food When: Where: NewZealand ||= His influence continues to be felt in the eastern Bay of Plenty and East Coast, where his Ringatū faith remains strong.this has also cause alot of deaths and causalties || Time Line of Maori Wars
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 * = Who: Te Kooti was one of the most significant Māori


 * About 1807: First use of muskets in battle in New Zealand, by Nga Puhi
 * 1809: Crew of Boyd killed by Ngati Uru at Whangaroa
 * 1818–25: Nga Puhi raids across North Island
 * 1821–6: Ngati Toa and other iwi migrate from Waikato to Wellington area
 * 1829–37: Ngati Toa and allies fight Ngai Tahu in South Island
 * 1835: Ngati Mutunga and Ngati Tama invade Chatham Islands
 * 1840: Treaty of Waitangi; first large-scale British settlement
 * 1843: Twenty-six die (mostly Pakeha) as land dispute between Ngati Toa and Nelson settlers turns violent at Wairau
 * 1845–6: Inconclusive Northern War between some Nga Puhi and government
 * 1846: Fighting near Wellington as Ngati Toa resist expansion of settlement
 * 1847: Fighting around Whanganui as up-river tribes attack settlement
 * 1858: Coronation of Maori King symbolises opposition to further land sales
 * 1860–1: First Taranaki War ends in stalemate between government and local iwi
 * 1863–4: Waikato War – Kingites expelled from lower/mid-Waikato and Tauranga
 * 1863: Suppression of Rebellion Act enables confiscation of land of 'rebel' Maori
 * 1864–8: Many small conflicts, most between Pai Marire followers and other Maori
 * 1865, 1866: Campaigns in south Taranaki by imperial troops achieve little
 * 1868–9: Titokowaru's War threatens settler control of Whanganui area
 * 1868–72: Te Kooti raids central North Island and is, in turn, pursued by kupapa
 * 1881: Maori autonomy in south Taranaki ends with occupation of Parihaka
 * 1884: Survey of King Country; Pakeha no longer excluded
 * 1890s: Urewera Maori resist land surveys
 * 1898: Hokianga Maori assert rights in Dog Tax Rebellion
 * 1916: Arrest of Rua Kenana at Maungapohatu ends Maori autonomy in Urewera

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