Competition between high-ranking women in this country for the affection of a European whaler escalated into the Girls’ War. (10[1])The first exercise of one (10[1])law code in this country was the execution of a 17-year-old boy who took the name (-5[1])Wiremu for killing 5 settlers. A treaty signed in this country included a term (10[1])that can be translated as both “unqualified (10[2])chieftainship” (10[2])or “absolute (10[2])sovereignty.” (10[6])A tribal (10[3])chief in this (10[1])country repeatedly cut down the Union Jack (10[4])near the Bay of (10[1])Islands, (10[4])triggering (10[1])the (10[2])Flagstaff War. (10[2])In 1840, (10[1])James Busby and William (10[1])Hobson drafted a treaty that recognized indigenous land ownership in this country; (10[1])that treaty was signed by chiefs called Rangatira (10[1])but opposed by Musket Wars veteran Hōne (10[1])Heke. (10[2])For 10 points, name this country colonized by the British after the Treaty of Waitangi. (10[1])■END■ (10[2])