Causes of WWII
Key Events of WWII
Measuring Wellbeing
Improving Wellbeing + WWII
????
100

What is the Treaty of Versailles?

This harsh peace treaty blamed Germany for WWI and created conditions that led to WWII

100

What happened in 1939?

The war began in this year with Germany’s invasion of Poland.

100

What is GDP (Gross Domestic Product)?

This common economic indicator measures a country’s total wealth.

100

What are NGOs?

These types of organisations (like Red Cross) help improve wellbeing globally.

100

This 2020 Korean show about deadly children's games became a global hit on Netflix.

Squid Game

200

What is the Great Depression?

This global economic crisis led to unemployment and extremism, paving the way for dictatorships.

200

What is the bombing of Pearl Harbor?

This surprise attack brought the USA into the war.

200

Name TWO reason why some rural areas may have lower wellbeing than cities.

lack of services/access to healthcare/employment

200

What is spatial inequality?

This term describes the imbalance between rich and poor areas of a country.

200

The process plants use to make food from sunlight.

Photosynthesis 

300

What is fascism?

The political system where one leader controls everything, like Hitler and Mussolini used.

300

Name two locations where Australian troops fought in WWII.

(any two): North Africa, Greece, Crete, Papua New Guinea, Kokoda, Malaya, Singapore

300

What is political wellbeing?

This type of wellbeing refers to freedom, safety, and human rights.

300

Name TWO ways the Australian government controlled civilian life during WWII.

(any of the following): censorship, rationing, propaganda, internment camps

300

The capital of Canada.

Ottawa

400

What is appeasement?

This policy, used by Britain and France, aimed to avoid war by giving into Hitler’s demands.

400

Identify one reason Hitler gave for invading the USSR in his letter to Mussolini.

(any of the following): need for resources, ideological war against communism, strategic advantage

400

What is wealth distribution or access to services?

When high GDP does not result in high HDI, it may indicate inequality in this.

400

Name TWO challenges faced by Indigenous soldiers after returning home.

discrimination, lack of recognition, or unequal treatment

400

The chemical name for common table salt

Sodium Chloride

500

Name FOUR ways in which WWI influenced the causes of WWII.

(any of the following): economic instability, national resentment, military restrictions, rise of fascism, political vacuum?

500

What is the Kokoda Campaign?

This battle marked the furthest advance of the Japanese and involved Australian troops in dense jungle conditions.

500

What is HDI (Human Development Index)? How do we measure it?

This index combines data on income, education, and life expectancy to measure wellbeing.

  • Measured by: Life expectancy at birth

  • Education: Mean years of schooling etc.

  • standard of living GNI 

500

Compare how the war ended in Europe vs. how it ended in the Pacific.

Europe – conventional military surrender; Pacific – atomic bomb and surrender after devastation

500

I’m tall when I’m young, and short when I’m old. What am I?

Candle