People, places and the past
Social Science
Archaeology, migration, Te Tiriti o Waitangi, economies and citizenship — twelve sessions that turn history into detective work.
12 sessions · 132 quiz questions
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Session 1
Not startedArchaeology
Unlocking the secrets of the past using soil, science, and ancient rubbish.
8 min · 11 questions
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Session 2
Not startedMap Reading Skills
Mastering the grid lines, scales, and coordinates that unlock the world.
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Session 3
Not startedÖtzi the Iceman
The 5,300-year-old cold case frozen in time
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Session 4
Not startedPompeii
The Roman city frozen in time by a volcanic disaster
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Session 5
Not startedPolynesian Migration
How ancient navigators crossed the world's biggest ocean using the stars, waves, and birds.
8 min · 11 questions
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Session 6
Not startedKon-Tiki Expedition
How a daring 1947 raft voyage tested an ancient mystery—and what it teaches us about history.
8 min · 11 questions
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Session 7
Not startedGovernment and Organization
How New Zealand makes rules, shares power, and gets things done.
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Session 8
Not startedThe Treaty of Waitangi
The translation gap that shaped a nation's history
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Session 9
Not startedWhat Makes Us Human
How we evolved, what sets us apart, and why we don't need to grow thick fur to survive in the cold.
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Session 10
Not startedThe Economy
How supply, demand, and scarcity shape the world around you.
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Session 11
Not startedGlobalization
How our world got connected, from kiwi fruit to K-pop
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Session 12
Not startedThe Silk Road and Beyond
How an ancient network of camel paths changed the world forever.
8 min · 11 questions