Their culture was documented in the writings of Sir George Grey, a governor-general.
After a whipping incident, members of this group committed the Boyd massacre by killing over 60 sailors. One leader of this group cut down a pole to initiate the Flagstaff War, while members objected to a certain tax in the Dog Tax War. Their culture was documented in the writings of Sir George Grey, a governor-general. Members fought against each other in the battle of Te Ahuahu, and Europeans who joined them were called "Pakeha." This group was severely depleted in the Musket Wars, while they fought the British under the leadership of Hone Heke. When negotiating with William Hobson, they signed the Treaty of Waitangi. This people have designated seats in the Wellington Parliament. For 10 points, name this native people of New Zealand.
After a whipping incident, members of this group committed the Boyd massacre by killing over 60 sailors.
Maori [accept native New Zealanders until mentioned]