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Making a Nation - (A look back)
Making a Nation - (A look back)
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A recap of Year 9 History unit 'Making a Nation.'
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1
What does the term 'Federation' mean?
The establishment of a new Australian colony
The swearing in of the first PM
The recognition of Australia as a new country
The linking of different colonies to form one nation
2
What was the Schlieffen Plan?
Russia's pact with Serbia.
Germany's war plan which prepared for a two front war.
Britain's war plan to ambush the German Attack.
France's war plan to defend itself from Germany
3
Where were the 'Federation' ceremonies hosted?
Centennial Park.
South Bank
Camp Hill
Hyde Park
4
Who was Australia's first Prime Minister?
Edmund Barton
Robert Menzies
John Curtin
Harold Holt
5
World War 1 officially began in...
1914
1945
1814
1999
6
The last ANZAC Veteran 'Alec Campbell' died in which year?
2010
2002
1999
1995
7
Which country possessed the strongest Navy in the world throughout World war 1?
Russia
Austria - Hungary
Great Britain
Germany
8
Who led Russia into war during WW1? Was it...
Joseph Stalin
Tsar Nicholas II
vladimir lenin
9
Who was granted the right to vote following Federation?
Immigrants
None of them were granted such a right
Aborigines
Women
10
Which one of these
isn't
an ANZAC value?
Egotism
Courage
Mateship
Good Humour
11
The Triple Entente consisted of?
Britain, America & Australia
Serbia, Russia & Ukraine
Italy, Germany & Austria- Hungary,
Great Britain, France & Russia
12
Germany prepared for a war on 2 fronts. Who was this against?
Austria - Hungary & Serbia
Britain and France
Russia and France
Russia and Serbia
13
What is an alliance?
A romantic relationship
A union between countries formed for mutual benefit
A Patriotic feeling towards one's country
The intention to expand one's borders & influence
14
Which colony were the strongest supporters of free trade in Australia?
Victoria
New South Whales
Queensland
Western Australia
15
Who is this man?
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Winston Churchill
Joseph Stalin
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
16
The landing of ANZAC troops on the Gallipoli shores was a disaster. Why is it commemorated?
In order to ensure the annual AFL game's survival
To ensure no similar military plan occurs again.
To encourage the youth to join the Australian army.
Remember the values of the men that would shape our identity
17
How many Australians died during the Gallipoli Campaign?
Just over 8000
100
Close to 15 000
Under 4000
18
Which definition best summarises 'Nationalism?'
Feelings of individuality
Using powerful allies to advance national security
The independence of a nation.
Extreme form of patriotism marked by feelings of superiority
19
Who was apart of the Triple Alliance?
Germany, Austria–Hungary, and Italy
Britain, Australia & USA
Serbia, Russia, Ukraine
France, Great Britain & Russia
20
What is a referendum?
A for/against vote, where 80'000 votes are needed for change
The establishment of a new Government
A for / against vote
A unique form of 'Nationalism.'
21
Who is this man?
Kaiser wilhelm II
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Woodrow Wilson
Tsar Nicholas II
22
Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to the throne (Austria- Hungary), was assassinated in what city?
Vienna
Belgrade
Budapest
Sarajevo
23
Who is this man?
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Woodrow Wilson
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Tsar Nicholas II
24
Which Australian PM referenced the 'Rose & the Elm' in their ANZAC commemoration speech?
John Howard
Julia Gillard
Kevin Rudd
Tony Abbott
25
What is a defining characteristic of Australia's foreign policy?
Gradually building a strong military force over time
A reliance on powerful friends to maintain national security
The construction of spy networks throughout communist nation
To export large quantities or Vegemite.
