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What are the causes and effects of british annex new zealand 1838?

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    The cause of the British annex in New Zealand in the year 1838 is because of the conflict that have risen because of the land

    The effect of the British annex in New Zealand in the year 1838 is that the British has accepted the rule for having permanent titles in regards of the land to prevent conflicts from rising
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