A guerilla campaign led by a leader of these people started with a raid on Poverty Bay. Frederick Maning chronicled the history of these people and James Carroll was the first of these people to serve as acting head of government of his country. One leader of these people founded the Ringatu church and was known as Te Kooti. In the 1850s, a movement developed among these people to create a role in their society equivalent to European monarchs, the (*) “King Movement.” A conflict between these people and colonial settlers led by James Busby was provoked by Hone Heke (10[1])chopping down a flagstaff. (10[1])These people carried out a series of raids called the Musket Wars before eventually signing the Treaty of Waitangi. For 10 points, name these indigenous people of New Zealand. ■END■