History of New Zealand in a Global context

Listed by: BootsBooks

Classroom resources New Zealand (nationwide)

Posted: 20 May 2024

Notice reference #: 1HAgdv

How does one put the History of New Zealand into context?
By acknowledging what was happening at the same time on the other side of the world.

Track 3 - Page By Page - is a FREE Audio (from the book Taketakerau: The Millennium Tree), that sets the history of NZ within facets of the history of the World.

FREE: https://bootsbooks.com/audio/

FREE: YouTube:

Further information

Contact: Marnie Anstis

(027) 306 0684

p.m@anstis.co.nz

bootsbooks.com/

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