Causes
Gallipoli
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Enlistment & Conscription
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This man was assassinated by a Serbian terrorist

Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria-Hungary

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Where did soldiers of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) land during the Gallipoli Campaign?

Anzac Cove

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This weapon can fire over one hundred rounds (bullets) in less than a minute

Machine gun

100

Germany had two front called the

Eastern and Western Fronts

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Reasons why men enlisted?

Money, honor, love for their country, adventure 

200

The intense pride in one's country and national interest

Nationalism

200

What does ANZAC stand for?

Australian and New Zealand Army Corps

200

Considered the most successful part of the Gallipoli Campaign

The Evacuation

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Why did the Allies want to open another front in Gallipoli?

Dilute the German soldiers and send supplies to Russia

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What was one way women shamed men who didn't enlist?

White feather. 

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Name for the alliance between France, Britain and Russia.

Triple Entente

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How many Australians fought at Gallipoli?

250,000

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What was the name of the area between the two opposing trench lines that soldiers had to cross during attacks?

No man's land

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What countries were in the Central Powers?

Austria-Hungary, Germany, and Ottoman

300

Australia held two referendums on conscription during WWI. In what years did these occur?

1916 and 1917

400

Name the MAIN causes

Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, Nationalism

400

Where did Australians train before Gallipoli?

Egypt

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This kind of battle tactic almost directly resulted in a stalemate.

Trench warfare

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This country was part of the British Empire and joined World War I in 1914 to support Britain.

Australia

400

Why did many Australians vote “No” in the conscription referendums?

They believed men shouldn’t be forced to fight, they felt Australia had already lost too many soldiers?

500

Why do some people believe Germany caused the war?

Germany was the first country outside of Austria-Hungary and Serbia to join the war, and then it escalated into a world war

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When did the Gallipoli Campaign start?

April 25, 1915

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Chemical Warfare resulted in the mass production of these defense mechanisms.

Gas mask

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As WW1 went on, what happened to enlistment in Australia?

Decreased as people realised how terrible war was

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Explain the difference between enlistment and conscription?

Enlistment is voluntary, conscription is forced by the government. 

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