Đề tài môn Nói trước công chúng, Public speaking (Maori Culture)

Bài thuyết trình môn Nói trước công chúng. Chủ đề về Văn Hóa Người Maori (Maori Culture). Người Māori là những người Polynesia bản xứ của New Zealand. Người Māori có tổ tiên là những thổ dân sống ở đông Polynesia, tới New Zealand trong một số đợt hải hành bằng thuyền nhỏ trong giai đoạn nào đó giữa 1250 và 1300 SCN.

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MAORI’S CULTURE

By: Tran Hoan My

Polynesians settled in the

islands that later were

named New Zealand and

1642

English explorer came to New Zealand and intend to trade good with local people.

1723

Representatives of the United Kingdom and Māori chiefs signed the Treaty of Waitangi, which declared British

sovereignty over the islands

1840

New Zealand became a colony within the British Empire

1841

February 6, 1840 the Treaty of Waitangi was signed by over

500 Maori’s

chiefs

BASIC INFO

Video about Rotorua

• Means

ordinary or usual

• They call themselves

“people of the land”.

They are ruled by

tribal chiefs

The major ethnic groups are:

- European (67%) -Maori (37%)

- Pacific Islands (5%)

- Asian (6%). 

• Te Reo Maori

• Official

Language in NZ

• Basic Maori

is taught in Primary

School

MAORI’S CULTURE

Video about Rotorua

MAORI’S TATTOO

• Ta moko - used for decoration

• Men are heavily

MAORI’S CLOTHING

Maori garments

were hand woven, using both plaiting and weft-twinning techniques

MAORI’S DANCE

Haka is war dance with loud chanting, strong hand

movements, foot stamping

“Kapa haka” means a group or groups standing

in rows to perform traditional Maori dances,

accompanied by sung or chanted words

Kapa Haka

Video of Kapa Haka dance

FOOD

• Hangi

• In

traditional, fish,

chicken and root vegetable

s such as kumara (sweet

potato), were

cooked in

a pit dug

in the

ground

MAORI’S GREETING

Two people touch their noses and forehead together

PRESERVATION

• Basic Maori

language is taught in

language

and they

even create the new

language

and nouns

by

themselves

Students are

taught to dance Haka

and Kapa Haka

Video of Kapa Haka dance at school

Maori arts &

Crafts

Institute, providing people with opportunities

to view and admire the Maori unique arts and

craft

There’s an annual event

in New

Zealand’s capital about the Maori artwork and culture called

“Maori

market.”

It features paintings, weaving, sculpture, wood, silver, bone, gold,

and greenstone carving, clay,

or traditional

tattoo

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