Parihaka - Tim Finn and The Hurbs
Main message of the song? This was to tell the story of Parihaka and so it will be remembered
What line explains their passive resistance method? Te Whiti used the language of spirit,
What dose "you can't pull out the roots" refer to? You can't pull out the roots is to imply that you can't take away the belief, remembrance of Parihaka
Evidence of their determination. Their determination is shown throughout the song where they are saying how Te Whiti will never be defeated
How dose this song show the significance of Parihaka? It is of significance because it happens to talk about Te Whiti and how Te Whiti will always be remembered
What makes an event significant? It has affected so many people and is still remembered and will be for years to come
How many people are affected? This affected the people of New Zealand and others around the world
How long did this affect people for? This would have affected people for years.
To what extent are people affected? Parihaka was peoples home, Some people died and some houses, gardens and crops were destroyed this would have strongly affected those people
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ReplyDeleteHi Addyson,
ReplyDeleteThis is really good work that you have done in Social Studies, about Parihaka. You're writing is structured and you have detailed answers. Maybe next time you should add in the song so the readers can understand what you were talking about, but other than that keep up the great work.
Hello Addyson.
ReplyDeleteI like the wording you have used however a spell check maybe needed to make this blog the best it can be.