Australia and World War 2

Why were aircraft carriers so important?

Which is NOT a cause of WW2

When did World War 2 begin?

Where did Australia lose 15,000 soldiers captured in one battle?

What was the name of the Japanese tactic of crashing planes into Allied ships to sink them?

How did the Japanese Army move so quickly through the jungle?

What event/s finally ended the war in the Pacific?

Australia declared war on Germany because?

Who were the Axis powers?

WW I after 4 years Germany never conquered France. How quickly did German defeat France in WW 2?

Fascism is a form of government that relies on?

What country's expansion into Asia led to war against US in 1941?

Japan desired to conquer which countries in their "East Asia New Order"?

What were the main resources Japan hoped to gain by conquering South East Asia?

Who was Australia's Prime Minister when WW 2 began?

Who were the Allied Powers by 1942?

The peace treaty Germany accepted to end WW 1 and eventually created the conditions for WW 2?

What countries had a fascist system of government?

With the Fall of Singapore, about 15000 Aussies became prisoners of Germany

Australian soldiers were call the ???? of Tobruk

Large Ships which can launch fighter planes & torpedo bombers that changed naval warfare

Hitlers invasion of which country started WW 2?

The United States entered the war when Japan bombed __________?

Which mainland Australian city/ies did the Japanese physically attack?

What is a primary source of information?

What two sea battles were the turning point of the war in the Pacific?

Japanese soldiers caused a famous massacre in which Chinese city?

In 1942 most of the AIF was mainly fighting where?

Hitlers invasion of which country started WW 2?

The British Policy of making concessions to Germany in order to avoid conflict?