To the Last Man and the Last Shilling
Control, Censor, Conscript?
Yes or No? Two Australias
Posters, Panic and Propaganda
Whose War?
100

This is the date Australia entered WWI alongside Britain.

What is 5 August 1914?

100

This 1914 law gave sweeping powers to control people and information during the war.

What is the War Precautions Act?

100

These are the two years in which conscription referendum were held.

What are 1916 and 1917?

100

These were the main purposes of propaganda during the war.

What is to increase enlistment and support for the war?

100

These are three kinds of work Australian women did on the home front.

What is clerical, factory or farm work?

200

He was Prime Minister when Australia entered the war in 1914.

Who is Andrew Fisher?

200

These were two powers granted by the War Precautions Act.

What are censorship and arrest without trial?

200

He led the Yes campaign in both referenda and later left the Labor Party.

Who is Billy Hughes?

200

Artist Norman Lindsay often portrayed Germans using this technique.

What is bestialisation?

200

Indigenous Australians were initially prevented from enlisting because of this legislation

What is the Defence Act 1903?

300

This military force was created on 15 August 1914 to send Australians overseas.

 What is the Australian Imperial Force (AIF)?

300

This was the main reason censorship was used on the home front.

How did the Government protect morale and suppress anti-war views?

300

After the 1916 referendum loss, Hughes split from the Labor Party and formed this new political alliance

What is the Nationalist Party?

300

Propaganda used this emotional appeal in posters like “It’s Nice in the Surf…”

What is guilt or shame?

300

This 1917 change allowed some Indigenous Australians to enlist.

What is the relaxation of the Defence Act allowing “half-caste” men to join?

400

This was the name of the German ship that attempted to flee Port Phillip Bay in August 1914, prompting a warning shot from Fort Nepean.

What is the SS Pfalz?

400

The government used the War Precautions Act to target this radical group.

What is the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW)?

400

Archbishop Daniel Mannix opposed conscription for these two reasons.

What are opposition to forced military service and British oppression in Ireland?

400

Propaganda posters often portrayed Germans as monstrous and inhuman. This term describes the method used to depict the enemy in this way.

What is bestialisation?

400

These are two ways German Australians were treated during the war.

What are internment and changing of German place names?

500

According to historian David Day, these were two reasons Australians supported Britain’s war effort.

What are loyalty to the Empire and economic dependence on Britain?

500

This female activist and founder of the Women’s Peace Army opposed conscription on moral grounds and argued it placed women in an impossible position.

Who is Vida Goldstein?

500

During the 1917 campaign, Billy Hughes argued that this recent military disaster justified the need for conscription.

What is the Battle of Bullecourt?

500

This famous anti-conscription poster used a mother and child to stir emotion.

What is “The Blood Vote”?

500

The IWW opposed the war for this reason, and the government responded how?

What is they saw it as capitalist exploitation and were deported or jailed under the War Precautions Act?