Which of the Following Best Describes Relations Between British Settlers

question 12

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes relations between British settlers and indigenous Maori people during the nineteenth century?

• A) Settlers attempted to take Maori land but Maori resistance led to a treaty compromise.
• B) Settlers successfully subjected Maori to their complete control after decades of conflict.
• C) Settlers were unable to take control of Maori land and allowed Maori to continue to rule there.

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Definitions:

Tension

A psychological state or physical condition resulting from the conflict between internal needs and external forces, often leading to stress.

Drive Theory

A psychological concept suggesting that motivation arises from biological drives that propel an organism to satisfy its needs.

Physiological Equilibrium

The state of internal, physical, and chemical balance maintained by living systems.

Drive Reduction

A motivational theory that suggests behavior is motivated by the desire to reduce internal drives caused by unmet physiological needs, aiming to return to a state of homeostasis.