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Why was it difficult for the british to defeat the māori people of new zealand?
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Why was it difficult for the british to defeat the māori people of new zealand?

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It’s because the British had stronger weapons and more access and less restricted then New Zealand
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Maori fired the British troops from hidden trenches after destroying the palisade.

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