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#historyrevision for exam Australia's involvement in the war
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1
Which event came third?
Signing of the Treaty of Versailles
The Great Depression
Battle of the Somme
ANZAC withdrawal from Gallipoli
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Life in the trenches was (more than one correct answer)
Dangerous
Cold, wet and lice infested
Exciting and safe
Clean, hygenic
3
Why were Indigenous people exempt from enlisting?
They weren't fit
We didn't need any more soldiers
They didn't want to
Based on their colour and race
4
What is the space separating both sides of trenches?
Man's land
The meeting ground
Barbed wire
No man's land
5
Identify one theatre of war.
Eastern Front
Western Front
The War at Sea
Gallipoli
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Which countries formed the Triple Entente? (more than one correct answer)
France
Britain
Russia
Germany
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To the Turks, the Australians in Gallipoli were...
Invading their country
The freedom fighters
Saving them from the war
Terrorists
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What gas was used in the trenches?
Mustard
Helium
Chlorine
Fluourine
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How many Australians were killed on the first day of the Gallipoli campaign?
More than 600
More than 6000
Less than 600
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What does ANZAC stand for?
Australian New Zealand America Corps
Australian New Zealand Artillery Company
Australian New Zealand Army Corps
Australian New Zealand Army Camp
11
Which conflict happens next?
Boer War
Cold War
Vietnam War
World War 2
12
The Treaty of Versailles...
Ensured there wouldn't be another war
Forced Germany to agree to terms
Allowed Germany to negotiate in terms
All countries had a fair share
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Who is this?
William (Billy) Hughes
John Howard
Alfred von Schlieffen
Lord Kitchener
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Who was assassinated causing the outbreak of the war?
Tsar Nicholas II
William Hughes
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Woodrow Wilson
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The Gallipoli campaign symbolises...
Courage and bravery
No Australian fatalities
A roaring victory
Mateship
