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A revision on Australian Year 10 #history .
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1
How many Australians lost their lives on the Kokoda track?
Around 600
Around 1000
Around 1500
Around 700
2
The 'Fall of Singapore' resulted in 15 000 Australian troops being held as prisoners of war?
True
False
3
What was the reception of people doing the Freedom Rides?
The bus they were in was rammed a tractor
They were jeered at, spat on and hit by locals
All of the above
They gained both national and international attention
4
Of the 100,000 people to work on the Snowy River Scheme, how many were migrants?
40%
20%
60%
80%
5
Which was the last state to make the change to the Amendment Act?
South Australia
New South Wales
Queensland
Western Australia
6
Which Prime Minister made a national Sorry Speech to Indigenous Australians?
Bob Hawke
Tony Abbott
Kevin Rudd
John Howard
7
What was the 'black armband' version of Australian history?
In its history, Australia has seen three major victories
That the arrival of Europeans made progress in Australia
Invasion of Europeans meant brutal treatment of Aboriginals
In its history, Australia has fought in three World Wars
8
What is a Census?
A set of people in parliament in control of making new laws
An official, usually periodic count of a population
A celebration held 100 years after a country is discovered
9
Blitzkrieg
is a German word meaning:
Digging tunnels under enemy bases, causing them to cave in.
A swift military attack, aiming to gain a victory quickly
A slow, strategic military attack that is highly successful
The use of explosives to destroy an entire country
10
The Darwin Bombing occurred in which year?
1941
1942
1943
After the World War
11
On what date was the Day of Mourning?
26th January, 2001
26th January, 1938
26th January, 1967
26th January, 1901
12
Which of the following was
NOT
an effort made by Australia during the war?
Teaching children how to dig out trenches
Rationing
Conscription
Every household was to own a firearm, in case of attack
13
In what year did Australia federate?
1901
1903
1900
1902
14
True or false: The White Australian Policy was a form of Integration
False
True
15
What does this political cartoon demonstrate
Richard Casey is the Prime Minister, instructing others
The test was so absurd, even politicians couldn't do it
That politicians are not exempt from the dictation test
The dictation test is so easy, even people at school pass
16
During the first half of the 20
th
Century, Aboriginal people worked primarily as...
Journalists for the local paper
Businessmen and women
Navigators for tourists
Stockmen at sheep stations
17
The Brisbane riots between Australians and Americans in 1942, left how many Australians dead?
1
3
4
2
18
Multiculturalism is when people are required / able to:
Fit into a dominant society and culture
Practice their culture at home, not in public
Express their culture in public, only if no laws are broken
All of the above
19
What is this symbol called?
An Aryan Legacy
A Swasticker
A Swashbuckler
A Swastika
20
What was the turning point of Australia's foreign policy?
Prime Minister John Curtin called to Britain for assistance
Prime Minister John Curtin called to America for assistance
Australia granted the Japanese access to small parts of QLD
John Curtin planned to emigrate all Australian citizens
21
Who coined the term, "Populate or perish"?
Arthur Calwell
John Curtin
Billy Hughes
Edmund Barton
22
Integration is when people are required / able to:
All of the above
Practice their culture at home, not in public
Fit into a dominant society and culture
Express their culture in public, only if no laws are broken
23
In 1995, Prime Minister Paul Keating commissioned a report into the Stolen Generations called:
The Bringing Them Home Report
The Taking Them Home Report
The Bringing Them Back Report
The Taking Them Back Report
24
In 1941 Prime Minister Menzies created 250 jobs for women in the
RAAF
. What does the RAAF mean?
Royal Australian Air Force
Royal Artillery Army Fortress
Regal Artillery Army Fortress
Regal Australian Air Force
25
How was the Dictation test able to become biased against unwanted immigrants?
The test was completed in a different language
The test was performed only for those of Asian descent
The test was 50 words for Asians, and only 10 for Europeans
All of the above
26
Anglo-Celtic refers to people of which background?
British, Irish, Scottish and German
Welsh, British, Scottish and Irish
Welsh, British, German and French
German and British
27
What were some of the punishments granted to Australians by the Japanese in POW camps?
All of the above answers
Withdrawing food
Forcing sick and injured to work
Being locked in a bamboo box in the hot sun
28
How long was the Freedom Rides?
150km
1200km
2300km
2000km
29
Which was the first country in which fascists gained power?
Japan
Germany
Austria
Italy
30
In 1941, the Australian Women's Land Army (AWLA) was formed. What did they do?
They made munitions for army services
They made uniforms for army servicemen
They helped build machinery to decimate the land of enemies
They assisted in rural labour, including farming
31
In 1963, the Yolngu people of the Northern Territory created a petition created from what?
Animal hide
Bark
Rocks
Paper
32
The test that determined if an immigrant was literate, making them able to live in Australia
The Dictionary Test
The Dictator Test
The Dictation Test
The Diction Test
33
Who was Australia's first Immigration minister?
Robert Menzies
John Curtin
Arthur Calwell
Douglas MacArthur
34
What does NAACP stand for?
National Assistance Act for Coloured People
National Australian Aboriginal Campaign Policy
National Association for the Advancement of Coloured People
National Association of Agricultural Company Products
35
The Snowy Mountains Scheme began in which year?
1946
1949
1948
1947
36
Why was the 'bark petition' sent to parliament?
To stop the 'Stolen Generations'
To stop mining operations on traditional land
To gain more rights, jobs and services for Indigenous people
To have the Aboriginal people counted on the National Census
37
What was the 'three cheers' version of Australian history?
That the arrival of Europeans made progress in Australia
Invasion of Europeans meant brutal treatment of Aboriginals
In its history, Australia has fought in three World Wars
In its history, Australia has seen three major victories
38
A speech was delivered in 1963 by Martin Luther King Jr. What was it called?
"A Bad Dream"
"I Have a Dream"
"I Had a Dream"
"I Want to Dream"
39
How many people made it to the lawns outside Parliament House as supporters of the Embassy?
Around 100
Around 2000
Around 1000
Around 5000
40
An change to the Amendment Act in 1962 allowed Aboriginal people to do what?
Prevent their children from being taken by the government
Vote in state elections
Be counted in the national census
Vote in federal elections
41
In what year did the Tent Embassy commence?
1972
1971
1970
1973
42
Were Australian women allowed to go overseas to assist Australian soldiers (ie. nursing)?
Yes
No
43
When was the US General during World War II?
Charles Douglas
Douglas Charles
Charles MacArthur
Douglas MacArthur
44
Of the 21 467 Australians captured by the Japanese as prisoners of war, none survived.
False
True
45
Post-war government aimed at increasing Australia's population by how many people per year?
70,000
104,000
85,000
132,000
46
Who was the President of the United States during World War II?
Joseph Stalin
John Curtin
Franklin Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
47
How many Indigenous leaders signed the 'bark petition'?
13
3
17
9
48
The beginning of the Kokoda Trail, which is also the capital of Papua New Guinea, is called:
Port Bottle
Port Moresby
Port Denison
Port Grigsby
49
The Bushido code was:
A code of honour developed by Japanese samurais.
A code of conduct that Australian soldiers had to fight by
A set of instructions written in braille
A code word created by Germans meaning, 'shoot at them'
50
On what date did Germany invade Poland?
1st August, 1939
6th August, 1941
1st September, 1939
6th September, 1939
51
Two atomic bombs were dropped on Japan, causing their surrender. What date did the first occur?
August 6th, 1954
September 6th, 1945
August 8th, 1945
August 6th, 1945
52
What inspired Charles Perkins to start the Freedom Rides?
He was forced to do the rides
Civil rights movement in America
Calls made by university students to make a change
The encouragement of his family to obstruct racial injustice
53
Why were there underlying tension between Australians and Americans?
MacArthur used his censorship power to glorify US effort
The Americans were seen as boastful
The Americans were wealthy, and attracted Australian women
Racial segregation was very strong within the US army
54
Which is a reason why Asian and Pacific Islander people were refused entry into Australia?
Fear they would take white people's jobs for less pay
Fear that they wouldn't work very hard
Fear that they would eat and use all of Australia's produce
Fear of more oriental based restaurants around Australia
55
The Mabo Case resulted in Indigenous people gaining native title of their land.
False
True
56
What was this event?
Martin Luther King Jr's speech
The 'Little Rock 9'
Rosa Parks after the bus boycott
After the funeral of Emmet Till
57
What does
Terra nullius
mean?
Land that cannot be inhabited at all
Land that belongs to no one
Land that only belongs to Europeans
Land that belongs only to Indigenous people
58
How many Indigenous Australians fought in World War I?
500
4
340
100
59
Who was the first Indigenous Australian to graduate from university?
Jack Patten
Albert Namatjira
Charles Perkins
William Dargie
60
The Vietnam war began as a conflict between...
North and West Vietnam
South and East Vietnam
North and South Vietnam
East and West Vietnam
61
The US accepted defeat after...
The Fall of Son La
The Fall of Saigon
The Fall of Nha Trang
The Fall of Hanoi
62
What does
Führer
mean in English?
Adolf Hitler
Absolute ruler
Chancellor
Furious leader
63
True or False: 50% of Aboriginal children were removed from their family between 1910 and 1970
False
True
64
What was the term used to describe 'pure-blooded' Germanic people by the Nazis?
Bavarian
Syrian
Aryan
Arabian
65
Of the original 3000 Sandakan POW's, how many survived the death marches?
6
2441
457
102
66
What is a referendum?
Any law passed through parliament
A group of race activists
Vote in which people decide on an important political issue
A group of politicians formed in 1967, helping race equality
67
Which of the following is
NOT
a cause of World War II?
The Treaty of Versailles
British isolationism
Japanese expansionism
The Great Depression
68
In June, 1919, a treaty was created. What was this treaty called?
Treaty of Variance
Treaty of Versailles
Treaty of the Vatican
Treaty of Verses
69
Assimilation is when people are required / able to:
All of the above
Practice their culture at home, not in public
Express their culture in public, only if no laws are broken
Fit into a dominant society and culture
70
What was the term used to describe both weapons and ammunition?
Upholstery
Munition
Mutation
A 'Collection'
71
Which federal parliament refused to say sorry to Aboriginal people despite all states doing so?
Howard Government
Keating Government
Whitlam Government
Rudd Government
72
The leader of Italy during World War II was:
Adolf Hitler
John Howard
Joseph Stalin
Benito Mussolini
73
Who was this a day of mourning mainly expressed by?
England
The country of Australia
Aboriginal Australians
White Australians
74
Why did Post World War II governments want to rise Australia's population?
To give women, widowed by war, a new chance at relationships
To provide extra defence for a vulnerable Australia
To boost Australia's economy
All of the above
75
What was a result of the Nazification of Germany prior to World War II
All of the above
Nazi courts were established to try 'political criminals'
Education was made a tool of Nazi propaganda
'Un-German' books were burned in public
76
Which of the following
IS
a United Nations Declaration of human rights?
All people have the right to friends
All people have a right to food
All people have the right to a family
All people have the right to life
77
In what year did Japan bomb Pearl Harbour?
1942
1940
1939
1941
78
How many days after this invasion did Britain declare war on Germany?
3: (September 4th, 1939)
2: (September 3rd, 1939)
4: (September 5th, 1939)
1: (September 2nd, 1939)
79
What was the term used to describe the New Guineans that assisted the Australian troops?
Fuzzy Wuzzy Red Heads
Fuzzy Wuzzy Bears
Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels
Fuzzy Wuzzy Savages
80
On 1 December 1955, an African-American seamstress named Rosa Parks did what?
She created a school for African-American children
She didn't show her identification when questioned by police
Campaigned to thousands of people in a world renowned speech
Refused to give up her seat on the bus to a white man
81
Between what years did the Vietnam War occur?
1947-1991
1951-1975
1914-1918
1939 - 1945
82
The cost for selective people travelling to Australia by the Assisted Migration Scheme was:
$10 for adults - children free
£10 for adults - children free
Adults and children free
$10 for adults - $5 for children
83
Penalties placed on Germany for "causing the First World War" included:
Providing reparation to Allied countries
Reducing the size of their military
All of the above
They were banned from the United Nations
84
What forced the Japanese to retreat on the Kokoda track, turning the tide of the battle?
The Japanese were going to get larger weapons
The Japanese thought they had won, and went to celebrate
The Japanese had begun to run out of supplies
The Japanese casualties were too high
85
The bombing of Pearl Harbour destroyed half of the US fleet that was situated there?
True
False
86
What countries were part of the Axis powers?
Japan, Italy and Germania,
Japan, Germany and Italy
Italy, Japan and Austria
Japan, China and Italy
87
What does SAFA stand for?
Student Action for Aborigines
Student Action for Aboriginals
Secure Action for Aboriginals
Secure Action for Aborigines
88
Which Australian Prime Minister in 1939, announced Australia would fight in the war?
Billy Hughes
John Curtin
Robert Menzies
Edmund Barton
89
The underground tunnels used by the Viet Cong as hiding places, were called:
Chi Cu Tunnels
Cu Chi Tunnels
Chu Chi Tunnels
Chi Chu Tunnels
