Source Analysis
Give a definition for "evidence".
Sources and information used to support an idea.
When did WW1 start & end
1914 - 1918
A particular period characterised by economic hardship?
The Great Depression
What terrain condition is commonly associated with excessive rain
Mud or Soft Earth, Water-logged
Name 1 commemoration day we celebrate (WW1 or WW2)
e.g. Remembrance Day, ANZAC Day
Is a primary source reliable?
Not always!
How long was World War 2?
1939-1945 - around 6 years
Which article number made Germany admit War guilt? (Treaty of Versailles)
Article 231
Name 1 technology used more in warfare during World War 2
Examples: Tanks, aeroplanes, bombs, etc.
In what year did Indigenous People gain citizenship in Australia?
1948
Name 3 aspects of source analysis
POCMA - Perspective, Origin, Content, Motive, Audience
Australian Solider's fought at this major location
Gallipoli or Kokoda
Define 'rationing'
allow each person to have only a fixed amount of something, e.g. Food, amenities, etc.
Two theatres of War during World War 2
European and Pacific Theatres
What song is played on a bugle during a commemoration ceremony?
The last Post
What is usefulness?
Is the source: relevant, reliable and reveal insights?
Where was the western front?
the Belgian coast through France to the Swiss border - 700km long
Who were the main 'Big 3' for the Treaty of Versailles
Britain - David Lloyd George
America - Woodrow Wilson
France - Georges Clemenceau
Describe Enlistment versus Conscription
Enlistment: Voluntary
Conscription: Mandatory
Name 3 symbols of commemoration
e.g. Poppies, Rosemary, wreaths, medals, flags at half-mast
What is reliability?
Is the source: consistent, can be corroborated, does it fulfil an agenda?
Which theatre of war is closer to Australia in World War 2? Who is the major threat?
The Pacific Theatre - Japan
Describe 2 Causes of World War 2
Nationalism, Militarism, Anti-Communism, Appeasement, Economic Depression, Expansionism, Fascism, Treaty of Versailles, Rise of Hitler
Describe the difficulty the troops faced when landing at gallipoli.
Example: Narrow beach, darkness, under-fire from above, steep cliffs
Describe 1 Area of the Hyde Park memorial in Sydney
e.g. Building, Statues, Specific Rooms (Memory, Silence, Service)