The date Anzac Day commemorated on each year.
When is April 25th?
The legislation that restricted non-European Australians from enlisting at the start of WWI.
What is the Defence Act 1909?
A figure wearing a large top hat, with a white goatee and hair and stars and stripes on his suit.
Who is Uncle Sam?
The Australian Prime Minister who tried to introduce conscription in 1916 and 1917
Who is Billy Hughes?
How many Australian women served overseas in the Australian Army Nursing Service during WWI.
What is over 2100?
Three values associated with the 'Anzac legend'.
What are mate ship, courage, sacrifice, endurance, humour and ingenuity?
Indigenous soldiers were treated this way by their fellow soldiers in the trenches.
What is equal?
Language features used in propaganda (at least three)
What are commands, rhetorical questions, slogans, and personal appeals?
The result of both the 1916 and 1917 conscription referendum.
What is no?
The major voluntary organisation Australian women join on the home front to support soldiers.
What is The Australian Red Cross?
The 5R of significance that explains why we have national dawn services today.
What is remembered?
Things that continued after Indigenous servicemen returned to Australia.
What is racial discrimination and lack of rights?
Clues that the character in the cartoon is Britain.
What are a fat belly, top hat and fancy suit.
The Catholic Archbishop led the anti-conscription campaign in Australia.
Who is Archbishop Daniel Mannix?
Two new job sectors that expanded for women after World War I.
What are commercial (textiles, pharmaceuticals), professional (teaching, healthcare), or transport/communication (telephones, railways)?
What the Gallipoli campaign revealed about Australian in 1915.
What is Australia's loyalty to the British Empire.
Reason military authorities begin relaxing enlistment rules for Indigenous men around 1916–1917
What are high casualty rates?
Emotions propaganda tries to stir in an audience (at least 4)
What are anger, fear, guilt, shame, sadness and pride?
The change the conscription debate caused in the Australian Labor Party.
One key continuity in the lives of Australian women after WWI ended.
What is most women returned to traditional roles as homemakers and remained financially dependent on male breadwinners?
The major change that Gallipoli caused in the Australian identity.
What is Australia's separation from Britain?
Ways the experience of Indigenous Servicemen changed and stayed the same.
What are temporary equality and equal pay during military service & racial discrimination and lack of legal rights.
Clues that the person in the cartoon is Wilhelm.
What are a spiked helmet, military uniform and a large moustache?
Why the conscription crisis was remarkable for Australian domestic history
What is social conflict, mass public rallies, violence between Protestants and Catholics, and divided families across the nation?
The requirements for women enlisting as nurses.
What are holding a nursing degree, aged between 25-40 and be single or widowed?