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1
After World War 2 Australia looked to the policy 'Populate or Perish'
True
False
2
To Populate Australia the government:
Both of the above
None of the above
Open the doors to migrants around the world
Promoted couples to make large families
3
Popular Culture has impacted the lives of Australian's in many different ways
False
True
4
What is wrong with this dress?
too white
not very fashionable
too short
too long
5
Who was Australia's first rock n roll start?
Mick Jagger
Eric Clapton
Johnny Okeefe
Elvis Presley
6
After the War Australia became a rich nation
True
False
7
Bodgies and Widgies are
Teenagers who rebelled against Australian society
Teenagers who copied America
Teenagers who loved Rock n Roll
All of the Above
8
Sport promotes Multiculturalism and creates connections
True
False
9
The parents before the 1950s did not have a chance to be teenager as they had no freedom from:
The Great Depression
No new technologies
All of the above
World War 2
10
Fashion was boring in the 1960s
False
True
11
Rock n Roll hit Australian shores in:
1945
1955
1946
1956
12
When did World War 2 end?
1939
1935
1945
1940
13
Australia's property came from:
The industry boom
all of the above
The Holden Car
The Mining Boom
14
Sport is an important factor to Australia's national identity
False
True
15
The wealth in Australia also helped make the teenagers an independent group
True
False
16
Because of Australia's prosperity and new found freedom the teenager was made:
False
True
17
What group in Australia was known as the 'Australian Beatles'
ACDC
The Easy Beats
Cold Chisel
Men at Work
18
Fashion has been away for people to express themselves?
True
False
19
Sport is not very important in Australia:
True
False
20
The Beatles largest crowd EVER was in Adelaide- how many people were there?
1 hundred thousand
3 hundred and 50 thousand
2 million
3 million
