The Great Depression
World War II
Indigenous Rights and Freedoms in Australia (general)
Key Events & Figures
Miss Lensink
100

What year did the Great Depression start? 

1929

100

What year did World War II start? 

1939

100

What decades were marked by significant calls for Indigenous Rights and Freedoms? 

1960s-1970s

100

Who was Eddie Mabo? 

A Torres Strait Islander who challenged *terra nullius* in the High Court, leading to the Mabo Decision

100

The other subject Miss Lensink teaches. 

What is "English"? 

200

The event often considered the start of the Great Depression. 

What is "The Wall Street Crash in the USA"? 

200

Who defeated Germany during the Battle of Berlin? 

The Soviet Red Army

200

What was the significance of the 1967 Referendum

It allowed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to be counted in the census and gave the federal government power to make laws for them

200

What was the Tent Embassy? 

A protest site set up in 1972 outside Parliament House to demand Aboriginal land rights

200

What is the name of Miss Lensink's dog? 

Dave 

300

An impact of the Great Depression on Australian society. 

What is "High unemployment, poverty, homelessness, or reliance on government relief"?  

300
Where and when were the atomic bombs dropped? 

Hiroshima - 6th August 1945
Nagasaki - 9th August 1945

300

What was the outcome of the Wave Hill Walk-Off led by Vincent Lingiari?

It led to the return of land to the Gurindji people and helped spark the land rights movement

300

What event in the USA inspired Charles Perkins? 

The Freedom Rides

300

Where was Miss Lensink's first job? 

McDonald's 
400

How the Australian Government responded to the Great Depression. 

What are "cut government spending, raised taxes, or devalued the Australian currency in an attempt to boost exports"?

400

What is the name of the document that Germany were forced to sign after World War I? Name 2 of it's conditions. 

The Treaty of Versailles:
- Territorial losses 

- Limits placed on the German Armed Forces 

- War Guilt Clause 

- Demilitarisation of the Rhineland 

- Creation of the League of Nations 

- High monetary payments 

400

What year did the Mabo Decision occur? 

1992

400

What symbolic gesture did Prime Minister Gough Whitlam make in 1975

He poured sand into Vincent Lingiari’s hand to symbolise the return of land to the Gurindji people

400

Where are Miss Lensink's family from? 

The Netherlands 

500

The unemployment rate in Australia during the peak of the Great Depression. 

32% in 1932 

500

What is the name of Hitler's failed coup attempt in Munich in November 1923? 

The Beer Hall Putsch 

500

Which states opposed the recognition of Aboriginal land rights? 

Queensland and Western Australia

500

Who was the first Aboriginal person to graduate from university in Australia? 

Charles Perkins

500

When is Miss Lensink's birthday?

March 6

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