Outstanders

 Hello Blogger

Today I have more about protests for you, This time about different kinds of protest like woman's suffrage anti Vietnam war just protests that have happen around the world. The Bigger protests I don't want to make this to long, so go ahead and have fun reading there is quite a lot! Goodbye.

 Explain the word

Suffrage > The right to vote

Union > A group of people that negotiates for better pay and working conditions 

Watersider > a person who works on a wharf 

Specific Information

1 .What is the name of the law that ensures we have a right to protest in NZ?

> New Zealand's bill of rights ensures that New zealanders can protest.

2 . When did the soldiers invade Parihaka?

> They invaded Parihaka on the 5 November 1881?

How many women signed the Women’s Suffrage petition 

            > Over 25,000 women signed the petition 

       4 . What is New Zealand Most famous Hoikoi?

        >  New Zealand most famous hoikoi was whenua and tikanga to Māori?

        Show your understanding (Anti-Vietnam war) >

In the 1960's (Around 61 years ago) people started protesting that they didn’t want New Zealanders to fight in the war. as they did nothing bad so there was no point! Most of the protesters were university students. That found new ways to protest (etc. sit-ins, graffic, music) 

(The Vietnam war was a civil war that people thought New Zealanders shouldn’t be part of.)

Make Connections (Anti-Vietnam war)

When you read this article, what does it remind you of?

>  People fighting that want to stop, but can’t and must keep going

2 . Have you ever seen or been involved in a protest

I haven’t been involved 

 I have not seen anything about the Anti-Vietnam war (Does Reading the book count?)