World War 2 Causes

Australia Enters World War 2
Home Front

Impacts
100
The three countries originally in the Axis Powers 

Japan, Germany, Italy

100

What year did Australia enter WW2?

1939

100

What were people doing at home to help during the war?

Rationing food, victory gardens, buying war bonds, scrap drives, obeying governmental censorship laws

100
How many years did it take Hiroshima and Nagasaki to recover after the war? (hint: it's under 20)

Approximately a decade

200

Countries in the Allied Powers

Big three - UK, U.S, Soviet Union. Also Australia, China, New Zealand, Canada, many African countries. 

200

Did Australia join the Allies or the Axis Powers?

Allies

200

Information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular political cause or point of view.

Propaganda

200

Which country was able to economically flourish following the war, rising as a dominant world power?

The U.S

300

Which country did Hitler invade on September 1, 1939, officially beginning WW2?

Poland

300

Name of the Japanese attack on the U.S Naval Base in Hawaii that ultimately brought the U.S and Australia closer as allies?

Pearl Harbor

300

What traditionally male role did women fulfil while the men were drafted? 

Working - factories, agriculture, administration, army supplies. 

300

Which major international organisation was created to prevent further world wars through yearly meetings of country representatives?

The United Nations (UN)

400

A peace agreement signed in 1919 that ended World War I and required Germany to give up 10% of its European territory, give up all of its overseas colonies, pay reparations to the Allies, and demilitarize their army.

Treaty of Versailles


400

Which Australian city was bombed by the Japanese?

Darwin

400

Which Australian city hosted the most American soldiers during the war?

Brisbane

400

What was the name of the conflict sparked between the Soviet Union and the U.S as a result of post wartime ideological differences?

The Cold War

500

The name of Hitler's nationalist ideology and violent hatred toward Jewish, queer, disabled, non-white, and non-Christian peoples. 

Nazism

500

What was the name of the Australian air force during WW2? (hint: it's an acronym starting with R)

RAAF - Royal Australian Air Force

500

What did many Australian (and British) parents choose to do with their young children while living in cities in WW2?

Evacuate them to the country/safer areas

500

Campaign started by an African American newspaper symbolized the desire for victory abroad against the Axis Powers and victory at home against racism and segregation?

Double V Campaign 

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