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    The Maori are an indigenous tribe located primarily in New Zealand, which makes up approximately 15% of the country's population. They originated in New Zealand and migrated to the North Island in the 14th century, where around 87.5% of the Maori population still resides today. The Maori tribe has a hierarchical social structure and the Hapu tribes have traditional responsibilities around allocating resources, managing land ownership, and governing local areas. New Zealand itself is located in the South Pacific Ocean near Australia, with the Maori population spread across the North and South Islands.

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    The Maori are an indigenous tribe located primarily in New Zealand, which makes up approximately 15% of the country's population. They originated in New Zealand and migrated to the North Island in the 14th century, where around 87.5% of the Maori population still resides today. The Maori tribe has a hierarchical social structure and the Hapu tribes have traditional responsibilities around allocating resources, managing land ownership, and governing local areas. New Zealand itself is located in the South Pacific Ocean near Australia, with the Maori population spread across the North and South Islands.

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    Maori

    What country do the Maori tribe live in?


    New Zealand is where they originated from. New Zealand is located
    on the right of Australia. 87.5% of the Maori tribe are located on the
    North Island. They also migrated (with settlers) on the North Island
    in the 14th Century. Roughly 15% of New Zealand is made up of the
    Maori tribe.

    Politics/Land rights?
    There are two different type of people in the Maori. The Ariki, with a
    'Highest Rank and Seniority', and the Rangatira, 'the Hereditary
    Maori leaders of Hapu'. Hapu is a Maori tribe whom has worked on
    peaceful undertakings to defend a state. Hapu has the duty of
    handing out resources that the Maori may need, government
    buildings, land ownership and keeping the Waka (canoe) stable.

    Absolute Location?
    The Maori Tribe is spread out all over New Zealand. The Absolute
    location of New Zealand is 42.0000 degrees Celsius, 174.0000
    degrees Celsius. New Zealand is in the South-West of the Pacific
    Ocean. There are little tiny island that include Chatham island,
    Kernadec island and Auckland island. New Zealand is the Size of
    Colorado, USA, North America. Wellington is the capital of New
    Zealand is located at the bottom of the North Island, which is where
    most of the Maori is located.

    Bibliography
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maori_politics
    www.everyculture.com
    www.nationsencyclopedia.com/economies/Asia-and-the-Pacific/New-Zealand.html

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