Year 9 History in a Flas

What year did Australia enter World War I?

The landing at Gallipoli took place on:

Which front saw the greatest loss of Australian lives during WWI?

The Kokoda campaign was fought in which country?

What term describes government posters encouraging enlistment during WWI?

What was Simpson famous for during the Gallipoli campaign?

Indigenous Australians who enlisted in World Wars often faced what challenge after returning home?

What were Australian nurses serving overseas commonly called during WWI and WWII?

What was introduced in Australia in 1942 to limit the consumption of food and supplies?

Which women’s organisation supported the army by working in communications, transport and mechanics?

Which event directly led to increased government control on the Australian home front?

Which statement best describes the scale of the first Japanese attack on Darwin on 19 February 1942?

Which target was not hit during the Bombing of Darwin?

When did the bombing of Darwin occur?

What was the main reason the fall of Singapore was a shock to Australians?

The Kokoda Track campaign was crucial because it:

What is meant by the term 'Chocolate Soldiers'?

Who Were The 39th Battalion?

What was the main type of warfare on the Western Front?

What communication tool became vital in the Pacific campaigns?

Which Australian force primarily defended the northern coastline during WWII?

A photograph shows soldiers knee-deep in mud, with duckboards disappearing into the mist. Which battlefield does this most likely represent?

A source shows a handwritten diary by a POW describing rice, sickness and forced labour. Which POW camp is suggested?

An artefact shows a triangular fabric patch with a rising sun badge. This belonged to: