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New Zealand

New Zealand. By: Kyesha O ’ Neal and Esthefani Alarcon. Chapter1!. New Zealand ’ s location and physical characteristics. New Zealand is located in the continent of Oceania Latitude 41 S Longitude 174 E Area total _ 267,710 sq, km Country comparison to the world _ 76

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New Zealand

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  1. New Zealand By: Kyesha O’Neal and Esthefani Alarcon

  2. Chapter1!

  3. New Zealand’s location and physical characteristics • New Zealand is located in the continent of Oceania • Latitude 41 S Longitude 174 E • Area total _ 267,710 sq, km • Country comparison to the world _ 76 • Includes Antipodes islands, Auckland Island, bounty Island, Campbell Island, Chatham Island, an Kermadec IslandsArea total _ 267,710 sq, km • Country comparison to the world _ 76 • Includes Antipodes islands, Auckland Island, bounty Island, Campbell Island, Chatham Island, an Kermadec Islands

  4. Where’s New Zealand on the map ?

  5. New Zealand’s Capital, language and Population • Capital, Wellington • English-91.2% • Mauri-3.9% • Samoan-2.15 • French-1.3% • Hindi-1.1% • Yue-1.1% • North chin 1% • Other-12.9% • Population:4,327,944 • Population growth: 0.863% • Birth rates: 13.57births/1,000 population • Death rates: 7.2deaths/1,000 population • Live births, Maternal mortalityrate: 14deaths/1,000 live births • Males-78.7 years • Famales-82.81years • Total fertility rate-2.07 children born.

  6. Chapter 2 !

  7. Government of the past.. • New Zealand a colony of England. • New Zealand recognized the British queen as their queen. • Head of state represented by a governor general. • New Zealand did not have a revolution.

  8. Chapter3!

  9. Industrialization • Manufacturing- high precision, low volume manufactured products and services. Advanced materials such as high performance plastics, composites and light or special purpose metal. • Rental hiring and real estate services- rental hiring and real estate services continued to be the industry with the largest number of enterprises. • A fully Industrialized country

  10. Chapter 4!

  11. Imperialism • New zealand was colonized by the British

  12. Labour's policy on Vietnam firmed considerably after 1966. By 1969, its leader, Norman Kirk, had made an unequivocal commitment to withdraw if victorious in that year's election, but National was re-elected. Vietnam represented the culmination of a line of official thinking based on the primacy of the ANZUS alliance, the acceptance of stark assumptions about the menace of Asian communism, and the cogency of forward defence in South-east Asia. World war 1 !

  13. New Zealand involvement with the Netherlands was from the air, from the thousands of young New Zealanders who flew with the British air force and in separately-designated New Zealand squadrons in attacks into occupied Europe and Germany. Many of these airmen flew over Dutch territory and 256 New Zealand airmen killed in World War II lie buried in the Netherlands, in 85 different cemeteries World war 2 !

  14. Although the origins of the so-called Cold War can be traced back to the Bolshevik revolution of 1917, this intense ideological struggle between the Western powers and the Soviet Union really began after the Second World War. Cold war !

  15. Bibliography • http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/war/new-zealand-and-the-cold-war • http://www.nzembassy.com/netherlands/relationship-between-new-zealand-and-netherlands/new-zealand-and-netherlands/new-zealand • http://www.nzhistory.net.nz/war/ww1-overview

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