9HIS (Industrial Revolution to WWII)

What also came into police custody with the famous 'from Hell' letter?

The period in Europe prior to WWI is referred to as "High Noon"; why?

What was NOT one of the first actions of WWII?

Which country was NOT part of the Axis powers?

What was the purpose of the Gallipoli campaign?

How many times were Indigenous Australians mentioned in the constitution?

What condition allowed the Spanish Flu to spread so easily?

In what year does Modern History begin (approximately)

The Reformation was...

Over 700 letters were sent to police during the murders, one of which introduced the infamous name into the saga

How many murders are attributed to Jack the Ripper?

On what date did the Treaty of Versailles come into effect

If you were 14 or 15 in 1901, you would have had an extensive education as it was free for the public

Which key legislation refers to the prevention of people from Non-European origins immigrating to Australia after 1901

Which event triggered Austria to declare war on Serbia?

Who was the final victim of Jack the Ripper according to offical reports?

In what year does America enter the war?

130 years later and we still don’t know who committed the Whitechapel murders

In what year(s) did the Government Policy of Reconciliation occur?

In what year did WWI end?

Which country took most of the blame with the Treaty of Versailles, paying out reparations of 132 billion gold marks?

Before Federation there was no country known as 'Australia'

What % of Australia's population fell ill with the Spanish Flu?

At the start of the war, many believed it would be a drawn out affair and dreaded what was to come

Which of the following is NOT a contributing factor for the shift from agricultural revolution to industrial revolution

Which country is NOT a member of the Triple Entente?

True or False: WWII is known as the war to end all wars

Before the printing press, words were copied and illustrations were all drawn on parchment paper and animal skins

The Renaissance was...

Who proposed the idea and enacted Federation in Australia

Which country left Britain feeling threatened enough to abandon isolation and form an alliance with France and Russia?

In what year did WWII begin?

In what year did WWII end?

In the 10 years after colonisation, it's estimated that the Indigenous population of Australia was reduced by 50%.

The Agricultural Revolution in Britain proved to be a major turning point in history

Hitler was motivated by, and respected, Benito Mussolini and modelled his own Fascist movement after the one in Italy

On what date did negotiations for the armistice occur?

The Kaiser of Germany, King of England and Tsar of Russia were all related through Queen Victoria

In what year did WWI begin?

What event occurred on October 29th 1929, otherwise known as Black Tuesday?

Prior to British settlement, more than 500 Indigenous groups inhabited the Australia (approximately 750,000 people)

What form of warfare occurred as a result of the Stalemate?

What event occurred at the end of 1914 that threatened the very continuation of the war?

The Heliocentric Theory refers to the concept that at the centre of the universe is the earth, with the sun orbiting it

Over 25 million people - 1/3 of Europe's Population - died during the Black Plague

What was the most successful event of the Gallipoli Campaign?

One impact of the industrial revolution was a mutation in the peppered moth; coal smoke had turned the moth black!

A motivation for the Age of Discovery was the quest for gold and the spreading of christianity

Seven Australians were awarded the Victoria Cross, the highest number ever awarded, at/after Lone Pine

In what year did the Whitechapel murders occur?