Key events
This year World War I began
What is 1914
This group of soldiers included Australians and New Zealanders.
What is ANZAC?
Soldiers lived and fought in these long ditches.
What are trenches?
These people cared for wounded soldiers in WWI.
Who are nurses?
A diary written during WWI is this type of source.
What is a primary source?
This event triggered WWI in 1914.
What is the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand?
This campaign took place in Turkey in 1915.
What is the Gallipoli campaign?
This condition in trenches caused disease and discomfort (mud, rats, lice).
What are poor/unsanitary conditions?
This group often focused on strategy rather than soldiers’ suffering.
Who are government or military leaders?
A textbook written after WWI is this type of source.
What is a secondary source?
This alliance included Britain, France and Russia.
What is the Allies?
The goal of Gallipoli was to control this important waterway.
What is the Dardanelles Strait?
This term describes when neither side could win or move forward.
What is a stalemate?
These soldiers were defending their homeland at Gallipoli.
Who are Ottoman (Turkish) soldiers?
This is when you decide how useful or reliable a source is.
What is source analysis/evaluation?
This country Australia supported during WWI.
What is Britain?
This is why Gallipoli is considered historically significant for Australia.
What is the development of Australian national identity?
These were used to protect soldiers from enemy fire in trenches.
What are sandbags and dugouts?
This factor explains why different people had different views of WWI.
What is their role, experience or position?
Using sources to support your ideas is called this.
What is using evidence?