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How were women seen before WW1?
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What date do we celebrate ANZAC day?
25th April
Why did Australia have a reputation for being a place full of criminals?
Penal Colony
What is conscription?
Being forced to go to war
What is militarism?
The build up of weapons and army numbers
Why is ANZAC day celebrated on this day?
The day Australians landed at Gallipolli
What does it mean that Australia was a 'dominion of the British Empire'?
Britian ruled over Australia, made decisions for them
What is the difference between enlisting and being conscripted?
Enlisting - by choice, you join the war, volunteer
Conscript - no choice, you have to go if your name is called
What is Nationalism?
Extreme pride in one's country - you think your better than other countries
Were women economically equal as a result of the war?why or why not?
No and explanation
Use 2-3 words to describe the ANZAC spirit
Courageous, Brave, Smart, Resourceful, Keen, etc
How did most Australians identify culturally before the war?
British
What does it mean to be 'pro-conscription' and anti-conscription?
pro - you want conscription to become law
anti - you don't want conscription to become law, you want people to volunteer to go, not be forced.
What was the Triple Entente?
Britain, France & Russia
Put in order of most to least correct as a way to introduce sources in paragraphs:
A) the source says
B) Source 2 says
C) Source 3 says " By 1916, the Australian" (source 3)
D) History Skills (2021) states "By 1916, the Australian".
D
C, B
A
What was the most successful part of the Gallipoli campaign and why?
Evacuation and explanation
Why did Australians start to forge their own identity during and after the war?
National identity was forged through Gallipolli, ANZAC legend and fighting on the Western Front. They felt distinctly Australian
What was the Labor Party's stance on conscription and what was Billy Hughes stance?
LP - against
Billy - for
What was the triple alliance?
Germany, Austria-Hungary & Italy
What can a propaganda poster tell you about conscription?
It can tell you how they were trying to influence the Australian public to vote yes or no to conscription.
What political division was happening at home while the war was being fought overseas?
Pro-conscription vs anti-conscription
How did other countries start to see Australia after the war?
As their own independent Nation
Very capable as they had shown bravery and sacrifice in Europe
Who was Billy Hughes and why did he change his political affiliations in WW1?
He was the PM for the Labor Party. Labor Party was against conscription and he was pro-conscription. He changed parties and got re-elected and continued to be Prime Minister.
Who was assasinated?
Franz Ferdinand