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The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary.
What event on June 28, 1914, sparked the beginning of World War I?
Can be made to many emotions such as fear/safety, authority, tradition, patriot ism, love, adventure/challenge, pride/vanity, guilt, inclusion, money or logic
What are appeals
1901
When did Australia federate?
November 11, 1918, at 11 am.
On what date and time did World War I officially end with an arranged ceasefire?
1915
What year did Gallipoli occur?
Germany, Austria- Hungary and Italy
What is the Tripple Alliance
This aspect is all about what you can see on the poster.
What is visual
To provide a unified defense against potential external threats.
What is a reason for federation?
Germany had to accept blame for the war, pay enormous reparations, and undergo territorial adjustments.
What were the major requirements imposed on Germany by the Treaty of Versailles?
The ANZAC forces suffered heavy casualties, and the campaign holds significant historical importance for Australia and New Zealand
What were the consequences of the Gallipoli Campaign on the ANZAC forces, and why is it historically significant for Australia and New Zealand?
A term describes the intense pride and loyalty to one's own country that played a role in the outbreak of World War I
What is Nationalism?
statements made by inferring information from specific cases and then applying it to the whole without enough evidence to support the statement.
What are generalisations?
To standardize railway gauges across the colonies.
What was an issue federation tried to address?
Reparations for war damages.
What was one punitive measure imposed on Germany as part of the Treaty of Versailles?
Which two Allied nations were heavily involved in the Gallipoli Campaign?
the competition among European powers for colonies and global dominance, which heightened tensions and rivalries before World War I.
What is imperialism?
The first image that your eye is drawn to when looking at the poster.
What is Salient Image?
Fear of a loss of individual autonomy.
What are reasons against federation?
Germany resented being blamed for the war and had no representation at the Peace Conference.
What is the war guilt clause
Difficult terrain, entrenched Ottoman defences, and insufficient planning.
What were some of the challenges that Allied forces encountered during the Gallipoli Campaign?
glorifying military power and maintaining a strong standing army, which fueled the arms race and contributed to the outbreak of World War I.
Militarism
This aspect is all about the background and purpose of the poster.
What is the context?
The Father of Federation
Who is Sir Henry Parkes?
The ceding of Alsace-Lorraine to France and other territorial adjustments.
What specific territorial adjustment, as outlined in the Treaty of Versailles, resulted in the creation of new countries and a significant portion of the German population no longer being considered part of Germany?
To secure a sea route to Russia and gain control of the Dardanelles.
What was the main goal of the Gallipoli Campaign?