A legend is the historical context is

a story based on a historical fact that has been exaggerated

Australia’s most popular radio series, Dad and Dave, was based on:

stories of simple farmers trying to make a living

laws and customs that defined racial segregation

Why was there less opposition to conscription in World War II than in World War 1 ?

Australia was under direct threat from the Japanese.

Charlie Perkins admired US civil rights activist Martin Luther King, particularly King’s:

emphasis on ‘non-violent direct action’

The development of residential areas away from the city .

Australian soap operas are popular form of entertainment . What made these possible

soap manufacturers,like Lever & Kitchen sponsored these

Popular culture changes and is influenced by mass media. The idea of Popular Culture refers to:

the way of life, ideas and activities that are mainstream.

Why did the Australian government provide incorrect casualty figures during WWII>

It wanted to maintain morale in Australians ociety.

Which report brought to public attention the problems faced by the Stolen Generation

Bringing Them Home report in 1997

Doc Evatt served in many important roles in Australian law and politics. In 1945 he:

he played a major role in the creation of the United Nation

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1
A legend is the historical context is
a short based on fact
a story that has been adapted from another culture.
a completely falsified story
a story based on a historical fact that has been exaggerated
2
Australia’s most popular radio series, Dad and Dave, was based on:
a gold mining family from Bathurst
a Sydney family
an American series called Frank and Father
stories of simple farmers trying to make a living
3
Which nation mistreated POWs because they believed in "Death before Dishonour"
Changi
China
Germany
Japan
4
Jim Crow is
The name of the organization that assisted ex slaves
An American president
An African American lynched by the Klu Klux Klan
laws and customs that defined racial segregation
5
Why was there less opposition to conscription in World War II than in World War 1 ?
A Labor government was in power during World War II.
The opponents of conscription were poorly organised
Australia was under direct threat from the Japanese.
PM Curtin had a strong record of support for conscription.
6
The baby boom led to an increase in the number of children born between
The baby boom did not exist in the twentieth century
1960s and 1970s
1946 and 1960s
1950s and 1960s
7
Charlie Perkins admired US civil rights activist Martin Luther King, particularly King’s:
ability to establish ‘creative tension’
all of the above
successes in telling people to ignore discrimination.
emphasis on ‘non-violent direct action’
8
What is suburbia?
The deveopment of transport
The development of shopping malls.
The development of residential areas away from the city .
The development of blue collar residential areas.
9
Australian soap operas are popular form of entertainment . What made these possible
soap manufacturers,like Lever & Kitchen sponsored these
radio was the only form of entertainment at that time
soap operas were not popular in the 21st century
the Australian Broadcast commission sponsored them
10
The ANZAC Legend is based on
Australians in Egypt
The Gallipoli Campaign
The Battle of the Nek
The Battle of Lone Pine
11
Australian Popular culture has been influenced by
USA and Japan
Britain and France
USA and Britain
no other country it is purely Australian.
12
A program of protest and civil disobedience undertaken by African-American and supporters
the Civil Rights Movement
the Movement of the African Americans for Equal Human Rights
Freedom Rides
Article 29 of the UDHR
13
Jobs in manufacturing and jobs in clerical industries are respectively known as:
blue sleeve and white sleeve
blue collar and white collar
physical and psychological
dirty work and clean work
14
Popular culture changes and is influenced by mass media. The idea of Popular Culture refers to:
ideas and activities of all societies
movies, music and locally produced media
the way of life, ideas and activities that are mainstream.
all events of the 21st Century that defined society
15
Which of the following is Not a feature of the Gallipoli Campaign
imperialism
Mate ship
cheerfulness
resourcefulness
16
The major goal of the civil rights movement in the USA in 1960’s was to
gain the right to vote for African Americans
permit unlimited immigration to the United States
end segregation based on race
establish a separate political state for African Americans
17
Which of the following Australian groups have been ignored by the ANZAC Legend
All of the above
People of migrant backgounds
First Nation People
Women
18
Which of the following are not permanent UN security council?
Italy and Japan
France and Germany
Russia and UK
USA and China
19
Why did the Australian government provide incorrect casualty figures during WWII>
It did not want the British to learn of military weaknesses.
It was unsure of the accuracy of the details.
It wanted to maintain morale in Australians ociety.
It was trying to encouragesupportfrom the United States.
20
Which of the following is NOT a feature of 2017 Popular Culture
The Beach Boys
BBQs
Facebook
Boost Juice
21
The coming of Television in Australia coincided with
1936 Olympics
1964
1956 Olympics
The end of WWII
22
Which report brought to public attention the problems faced by the Stolen Generation
Bringing Them Home report in 1997
ABC Four Corners story in 1999
MABO case in the High Court in 1992
1988 Bringing them Back report
23
Which of the following is a body of the United Nations.
The General Assemble
all of the above
The Secretariat
The International Court of Justice.
24
Which of the following is a feature of suburbia.
Self contained shopping malls.
Suburbs were located away from the city centre.
Suburbs developed due to an increase in population post war.
All of the above
25
The rights to which people are entitled to as human beings
human rights
self determination
justice
democracy
26
Doc Evatt served in many important roles in Australian law and politics. In 1945 he:
was appointed as the Attorney General
was sworn in as Minister of External Affairs
he played a major role in the creation of the United Nation
became a High Court judge

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