Social Studies
New Zealand Voting History Quiz
Test your knowledge of New Zealand's voting history with this engaging quiz! Discover key events and figures that have shaped the electoral landscape in New Zealand.
- 12 Challenging Questions
- Learn About Maori Voting Rights
- Understand the Evolution of Parliament
In what year were the first New Zealand Elections held in?
1869
1782
1868
1853
Why was it that few Maori could vote in the elections?
They didn't own as much property as the Pakeha did
They were to busy popping manus
Maori were not enfranchised.
They did not want to cast a vote in the elections.
Why did Parliament move to Wellington?
It was more centrally located in the North Island
The Fish n' Chips was better
The population was greater
The sights were better
In what year Did Maori gain four seats in Parliament, and what year were all men in New Zealand enfranchised?
1892, 1867
1867, 1869
1867, 1879
2001, 2004
Which date did Governor Lord Glasgow sign the new landmark legislation act into law?
19 September 1893
25 December 2016
4 November 1689
29 February 1986
Who was the main leader in equalising women's rights
Katie Perry
Kate Sheppard
Katie Jackson
Neil Armstrong
Which of these peoples achievements have been acknowledged by being marked on the $10 note
Kate Sheppard
Winston Peters
Helen Clark
James Cook
What used to be the general idea of women when it came to politics
They were fantastic and should be involved
They were not suited for the rough and tumbler of politics
They were plenty of seats in parliament for them
They did not want to have anything to do with politics what so ever
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