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Year 9 Hist -Australia at War 1
IMPERIALISM ATTRITION WESTERN FRONT REPARATIONS
REFERENDUM EMPIRE TRIPLE ENTENTE CONSCRIPTION
FASCISM CENSORSHIP MILITARISM GALLIPOLI
CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR
ALLIANCE ANZAC ASSASSINATION
TRIPLE ALLIANCE ARMISTICE DYSENTERY STALEMATE
TRIPLE ALLIANCE PROPAGANDA NATIONALISM
B E C E D Q M M N Q A I S T A L E M A T E U P Q
A U O E M R K K N A T I O N A L I S M P I N I J
S T N E T E A W E S T E R N F R O N T I N I F G
S U S S H F R R M Y R Y Z A A U F G X K U M A O
A E C I B E M S T R I P L E E N T E N T E P S Z
S M R A J R I G E V T F J V B W A N H D L E C Q
S I I N L E S A M A I T X H Z Y L O I I W R I J
I L P Z L N T L P L O A K T H N L B P U H I S A
N I T A A D I L I V N R Y L D B I B P U C A M B
A T I C L U C I R T P R O P A G A N D A U L M W
T A O Q C M E P E A B U R H N T N X T H Q I C V
I R N C C D P O H J E G L P N F C T L D G S F U
O I B T R I P L E A L L I A N C E W L Z B M G K
N S C V X S L I D D X O I R E P A R A T I O N S
I M C O N S C I E N T I O U S O B J E C T O R B
A G D Y S E N T E R Y T C E N S O R S H I P U D
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Year 9 Hist -Australia at War 2
MILITARISM TRIPLE ENTENTE GALLIPOLI CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORIMPERIALISM ANZAC FASCISM CENSORSHIP
TRIPLE ALLIANCE NATIONALISM EMPIRE CONSCRIPTION
WESTERN FRONT REFERENDUM DYSENTERY STALEMATE
ATTRITION ASSASSINATION REPARATIONS TRIPLE ALLIANCE
ALLIANCE ARMISTICE PROPAGANDA
1. ALLIANCE
2. ANZAC
3. ARMISTICE
4. ASSASSINATION
5. ATTRITION
6. CENSORSHIP
7. CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR
8. CONSCRIPTION
9. DYSENTERY
10. EMPIRE
11. FASCISM
12. GALLIPOLI
13. IMPERIALISM
14. MILITARISM
15. NATIONALISM
16. PROPAGANDA
17. REFERENDUM
18. REPARATIONS
19. STALEMATE
20. TRIPLE ALLIANCE
21. TRIPLE ALLIANCE
22. TRIPLE ALLIANCE
23. TRIPLE ALLIANCE
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Year 9 Hist -Australia at War 3
1. number of countries under the guidance of a stronger nation
2. disease of the stmach resulying in chronic diarohera and even death
3. extending control over an empire or foreign nations
4. the costs imposed on Germany at the end of the war for starting the war
5. a sense of national identity used to achieve a common national goal
6. war front in Europe that was the scene of most warfare in WWI
7. an agreement between nations to work together or to protect each other
8. a nation wide vote to change the constitution
9. someone whose conscience prevents them for participating in military service
10. compulsory enlistment of men into military service
11. the alliance between Britain, France and Russia during WWI
12. the spread of positive or negative ideas through the media in an attempt to damage an opposing cause
13. to kill, usually an important person, on political or religious grounds
14. a situation in war where there is no forward movement on either side
15. alliance between Germany, Italy and the Austria Hungarian Empire during WWI
16. the restriction of public and private information17. Australian and New Zealand Army Corp
18. an authoritian and national right wing political movement
19. excessive influence of military values and pro-war ideas
20. temporary suspension of hostilities by agreement between warring factions
21. alliance between France, Russia and Britain during WWI
22. great loss of life for little gain in territory
23. a peninsula of Turkey bordered by the Dardanelles on the East and the Aegean Seaon the West
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Year 9 Hist - Australia at War 4
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temporary suspension of hostilities by agreement between warring factions
A. armistide B. armistice C. armistike D. armistic
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excessive influence of military values and pro-war ideas
A. militarism B. militarisn C. miletarism D. militarisme
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to kill, usually an important person, on political or religious grounds
A. asasination B. assassination C. assassinatien D. assassinatione
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Australian and New Zealand Army Corp
A. ANCAC B. ANZACE C. ANZAC D. ANZAR
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the alliance between Britain, France and Russia during WWI
A. Triple Alliance B. Triple Allience C. Tripl Allianc D. Triple Aliance
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the costs imposed on Germany at the end of the war for starting the war
A. reparations B. reparationse C. raparations D. reparatiobs
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alliance between Germany, Italy and the Austria Hungarian Empire during WWI
A. Triple Allianse B. Triple Allience C. Triple Alliance D. Triple Allliance
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number of countries under the guidance of a stronger nation
A. empire B. mpir C. impire D. empiree
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war front in Europe that was the scene of most warfare in WWI
A. Westirn Front B. Western Fronte C. Westyrn Front D. Western Front
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disease of the stmach resulying in chronic diarohera and even death
A. dysentiry B. deesenteree C. dysentery D. dysenterp
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great loss of life for little gain in territory
A. attrission B. attrision C. atrition D. attrition
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extending control over an empire or foreign nations
A. imperielism B. imparialism C. imperialism D. emperialism
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someone whose conscience prevents them for participating in military service
A. conscientious objector B. consientious objector C. konscientious objector D. conscientious objecter
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a peninsula of Turkey bordered by the Dardanelles on the East and the Aegean Sea on the West
A. Galllipoli B. Galipoli C. Gallippoli D. Gallipoli
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a nation wide vote to change the constitution
A. refirendum B. referendum C. referendus D. raferandum
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the restriction of public and private information
A. censership B. sensorship C. cenjorship D. censorship
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an agreement between nations to work together or to protect each other
A. allience B. alliance C. allianc D. alliancee
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alliance between France, Russia and Britain during WWI
A. Tripl Entnt B. Triple Entedte C. Tripple Entente D. Triple Entente
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an authoritian and national right wing political movement
A. fescism B. fassism C. fasism D. fascism
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compulsory enlistment of men into military service
A. konscription B. consription C. conscripton D. conscription
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a sense of national identity used to achieve a common national goal
A. nationaxism B. nationalisme C. nattionalism D. nationalism
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the spread of positive or negative ideas through the media in an attempt to damage an opposing cause
A. propagandu B. propafanda C. propagandae D. propaganda
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a situation in war where there is no forward movement on either side
A. stalematee B. stalemeat C. stalmat D. stalemate
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Year 9 Hist - Australia at War 5
1. alliance between France, Russia and Britain during WWI
2. a sense of national identity used to achieve a common national goal
3. the spread of positive or negative ideas through the media in an attempt to damage an opposing cause4. an agreement between nations to work together orto protect each other
5. number of countries under the guidance of a stronger nation
6. extending control over an empire or foreign nations7. the alliance between Britain, France and Russia during WWI
8. a nation wide vote to change the constitution
9. a peninsula of Turkey bordered by the Dardanelleson the East and the Aegean Sea on the West
10. to kill, usually an important person, on political or religious grounds
11. excessive influence of military values and pro-war ideas
12. someone whose conscience prevents them for participating in military service
13. great loss of life for little gain in territory
14. compulsory enlistment of men into military service
15. alliance between Germany, Italy and the Austria Hungarian Empire during WWI
16. disease of the stmach resulying in chronic diarohera and even death
17. the costs imposed on Germany at the end of the war for starting the war
18. the restriction of public and private information
19. Australian and New Zealand Army Corp
1. TRIPLE • • ANCE
2. NATION • • TIONS
3. PROPA • • OBJECTOR
4. ALLI • • ITION
5. EMP • • IRE
6. IMPERI • • IPOLI
7. TRIPLE • • NTERY
8. REFER • • ARISM
9. GALL • • GANDA
10. ASSASS • • ALISM
11. MILIT • • ZAC
12. CONSCIENTIOUS • • ALLIANCE
13. ATTR • • INATION
14. CONSCR • • RSHIP
15. TRIPLE • • ENDUM
16. DYSE • • IPTION
17. REPARA • • ALLIANCE
18. CENSO • • ENTENTE
19. AN • • ALISM
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Year 9 Hist - Australia at War 6
1. extending control over an empire or foreign nations
2. an authoritian and national right wing political movement
3. great loss of life for little gain in territory
4. a nation wide vote to change the constitution
5. excessive influence of military values and pro-war ideas
6. number of countries under the guidance of a stronger nation
7. disease of the stmach resulying in chronic diarohera and even death
8. a peninsula of Turkey bordered by the Dardanelles on the East and the Aegean Seaon the West
9. a situation in war where there is no forward movement on either side
10. an agreement between nations to work together or to protect each other
11. a sense of national identity used to achieve a common national goal
12. temporary suspension of hostilities by agreement between warring factions
13. the restriction of public and private information14. the spread of positive or negative ideas through the media in an attempt to damage an opposing cause
15. Australian and New Zealand Army Corp
16. the costs imposed on Germany at the end of the war for starting the war
17. compulsory enlistment of men into military service
18. to kill, usually an important person, on political or religious grounds
ALLIANCE GALLIPOLI IMPERIALISM ARMISTICE
NATIONALISM FASCISM ATTRITION CONSCRIPTION
REPARATIONS REFERENDUM CENSORSHIP STALEMATE
EMPIRE PROPAGANDA DYSENTERY MILITARISM
ANZAC ASSASSINATION
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Year 9 Hist - Australians at War 7
CENSORSHIP ROBERT MENZIES LITTLE BOY RATIONING
MILITARISM KOKODA AFRIKA CORPS INTERNMENT
JOHN CURTIN TREATY OF VERSAILLES
FASCIST SIEGE
ISLAND-HOPPING KAMIKAZE PILOTS POW’S D-DAY
COMMUNISTS FUZZY-WUZZY ANGELS
BANZAI CHARGE CONSCRIPTION
A V W S T C O M M U N I S T S O P H F Y
Z M T R E A T Y O F V E R S A I L L E S
L U C L C Q I S L A N D H O P P I N G P
R F U Z Z Y W U Z Z Y A N G E L S A A C
O I K A M I K A Z E P I L O T S L F W O
B F I W M R A V G G H D G J R F E R C N
E J N V I V R W W P Z G M R Z A L I E S
R O T E L E A M B O M O P D F S I K N C
T H E Y I D T R J W N P C F U C T A S R
M N R D T N I H T S C Y H J Q I T C O I
E C N D A H O J U O S I E G E S L O R P
N U M A R I N I H I Q W E I B T E R S T
Z R E Y I O I K K O K O D A W U B P H I
I T N R S S N H X O P F K D Y M O S I O
E I T E M P G P R G M L N P B O Y G P N
S N Q N O B A N Z A I C H A R G E D P D
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Year 9 Hist - Australia at War 8
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nickname given to natives of Papua New Guinea who assisted Australian troops in the war against Japan.
A. Fuzzy-Wuzzy algels B. Fuzy-Wuzy angels C. Fuzzy-Wuzzy angels D. FuzzyWuzzy angels
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Prisoners Of War, those take captive by the enemy.
A. POW’s B. PYW’s C. PEW’s D. POZ’s
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the German troops under the leadership of Gen Erwin Rommel, who supported Italy in Northern Africa
A. Afrika Cyrps B. Afrika Corps C. Afrika Corbs D. Afryka Corps
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compulsory enrolment into military service
A. Conscrription B. Consfription C. Conscription D. Conscriptiun
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Australian Prime Minister who turned to theUSA as our major ally
A. John Curtin B. John Curtine C. Juhn Curtin D. John Curttin
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limiting an individual to a specific quantity of a product eg petrol, sugar flour.
A. Ratioming B. Rationng C. Ratooning D. Rationing
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the political party that controlled the Soviet government from 1917- 1991.
A. Communistse B. Comcunists C. Communists D. Comunists
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government control over what the public can see and read about the war effort
A. Censorshp B. Censorship C. Censership D. Censorchip
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excessive influence of military values and pro-war.
A. Militarisg B. Militerism C. Militarism D. Milityrism
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site of Australian defeat of Japanese advance to invade Australia
A. Koroda B. Kokova C. Kokoda D. Kokada
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nuc;lear bomb dropped on Hiroshoima
A. Little Boee B. Little Boy C. Little Boi D. Litle Boy
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the strategy used by US forces in conquering Japanese held islands in the Pacific one at a time.
A. Island-happing B. Island-hoppeng C. Island-hoppng D. Island-hopping
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Japanese pilots who deliberately crashed their explosive laden planes into allied warships.
A. Kamikaze Pilotse B. Kammikaze Pilots C. Kamicaze Pilots D. Kamikaze Pilots
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keeping people of enemy heritage under guard often in camps
A. Internment B. Intirnment C. Internmente D. Internmment
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a mass attack of Japanese troops aimed at either victory or honourable death.
A. Banza Charge B. Banzai Charrge C. Banzai Charge D. Banzai Charg
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someone who follows the ideology that the individual should serve the state which is governed by a strong leader.
A. Fascist B. Fasist C. Fascst D. Fassist
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surrounding a town cutting off supplies and aid in an effort to force its surrender
A. Siege B. Siere C. Seige D. Sig
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peace settlement signed after World War One
A. Treaty of Versaillles B. Trety of Versailles C. Treaty of Versailles D. Treity of Versailles
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Australia's Prime Minister at the start of WWII and staunch supporter of Britain
A. Robert Menzees B. Robert Menzys C. Robirt Menzies D. Robert Menzies
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the allied invasion of Western Europe on the 6th June 1944, Operation Overlord.
A. D-Dai B. DDay C. D-Daj D. D-Day
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Year 9 Hist - Australia at War 9
1. the allied invasion of Western Europe on the 6th June 1944, Operation Overlord.
A. D-Day B. Treaty of Versailles C. John Curtin D. Kamikaze Pilots
2. compulsory enrolment into military service
A. Conscription B. Robert Menzies C. Island-hopping D. POW’s
3. peace settlement signed after World War One
A. D-Day B. Fascist C. Island-hopping D. Treaty of Versailles
4. a mass attack of Japanese troops aimed at either victory or honourable death.
A. Banzai Charge B. Kamikaze Pilots C. Island-hopping D. Rationing
5. surrounding a town cutting off supplies and aid in an effort to force its surrender
A. Siege B. Internment C. Kokoda D. D-Day
6. Japanese pilots who deliberately crashed their explosive laden planes into allied warships.
A. Conscription B. Kamikaze Pilots C. Militarism D. Robert Menzies
7. excessive influence of military values and pro-war.
A. Conscription B. Censorship C. Militarism D. Internment
8. limiting an individual to a specific quantity of a product eg petrol, sugar flour.
A. Internment B. Rationing C. Kokoda D. Fuzzy-Wuzzy angels
9. government control over what the public can see and read about the war effort
A. Fascist B. Militarism C. Censorship D. Communists
10. Australian Prime Minister who turned to theUSA as our major ally
A. Siege B. Rationing C. Treaty of Versailles D. John Curtin
11. the strategy used by US forces in conquering Japanese held islands in the Pacific one at a time.
A. Internment B. Communists C. Fuzzy-Wuzzy angels D. Island-hopping
12. the German troops under the leadership of Gen Erwin Rommel, who supported Italy in Northern Africa
A. Treaty of Versailles B. Afrika Corps C. Fuzzy-Wuzzy angels D. Fascist
13. nickname given to natives of Papua New Guinea who assisted Australian troops in the war against Japan.
A. Treaty of Versailles B. Siege C. Fuzzy-Wuzzy angels D. Little Boy
14. nuc;lear bomb dropped on Hiroshoima
A. Little Boy B. Kokoda C. Robert Menzies D. Banzai Charge
15. the political party that controlled the Soviet government from 1917- 1991.
A. Fuzzy-Wuzzy angels B. Censorship C. Kamikaze Pilots D. Communists
16. Australia's Prime Minister at the start of WWII and staunch supporter of Britain
A. Robert Menzies B. Kokoda C. Little Boy D. Banzai Charge
17. keeping people of enemy heritage under guard often in camps
A. Internment B. Siege C. Little Boy D. Conscription
18. someone who follows the ideology that the individual should serve the state which is governed by a strong leader.
A. John Curtin B. Fascist C. Communists D. Afrika Corps
19. site of Australian defeat of Japanese advance to invade Australia
A. Conscription B. POW’s C. Kokoda D. Banzai Charge
20. Prisoners Of War, those take captive by the enemy.
A. Robert Menzies B. POW’s C. Siege D. Afrika Corps
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Year 9 Hist - Australia at War 10
1. Prisoners Of War, those take captive by the enemy.
2. site of Australian defeat of Japanese advanceto invade Australia
3. keeping people of enemy heritage under guard often in camps
4. the political party that controlled the Soviet government from 1917- 1991.
5. the allied invasion of Western Europe on the 6th June 1944, Operation Overlord.
6. limiting an individual to a specific quantity of aproduct eg petrol, sugar flour.
7. someone who follows the ideology that the individual should serve the state which is governed by a strong leader.
8. nickname given to natives of Papua New Guinea who assisted Australian troops in the war against Japan.
9. the strategy used by US forces in conquering Japanese held islands in the Pacific one at a time.
10. surrounding a town cutting off supplies and aid in an effort to force its surrender
11. Japanese pilots who deliberately crashed their explosive laden planes into allied warships.12. compulsory enrolment into military service
13. excessive influence of military values and pro-war.
14. the German troops under the leadership of Gen Erwin Rommel, who supported Italy in Northern Africa
15. peace settlement signed after World War One
16. Australia's Prime Minister at the start of WWIIand staunch supporter of Britain
17. government control over what the public can see and read about the war effort
18. a mass attack of Japanese troops aimed at either victory or honourable death.
19. Australian Prime Minister who turned to theUSA as our major ally
20. nuc;lear bomb dropped on Hiroshoima
CONSCRIPTION FUZZY-WUZZY ANGELS RATIONING D-DAY
JOHN CURTIN TREATY OF VERSAILLES KAMIKAZE PILOTS SIEGE
AFRIKA CORPS KOKODA ISLAND-HOPPING CENSORSHIP
LITTLE BOY BANZAI CHARGE COMMUNISTS FASCIST
MILITARISM ROBERT MENZIES INTERNMENT POW’S
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Year 9 Hist - Australia at War 11
1. the strategy used by US forces in conquering Japanese held islands in the Pacific one at a time.
2. the allied invasion of Western Europe on the 6th June 1944, Operation Overlord.
3. keeping people of enemy heritage under guard often in camps
4. Prisoners Of War, those take captive by the enemy.5. the political party that controlled the Soviet government from 1917- 1991.
6. Australian Prime Minister who turned to theUSA asour major ally
7. excessive influence of military values and pro-war.
8. surrounding a town cutting off supplies and aid in an effort to force its surrender
9. someone who follows the ideology that the individual should serve the state which is governedby a strong leader.
10. nickname given to natives of Papua New Guinea who assisted Australian troops in the war against Japan.
11. limiting an individual to a specific quantity of a product eg petrol, sugar flour.
12. nuc;lear bomb dropped on Hiroshoima
13. Australia's Prime Minister at the start of WWII and staunch supporter of Britain
14. peace settlement signed after World War One
15. compulsory enrolment into military service
16. a mass attack of Japanese troops aimed at either victory or honourable death.
17. government control over what the public can see and read about the war effort
18. the German troops under the leadership of Gen Erwin Rommel, who supported Italy in Northern Africa
19. Japanese pilots who deliberately crashed their explosive laden planes into allied warships.
20. site of Australian defeat of Japanese advance to invade Australia
KOKODA FASCIST FUZZY-WUZZY ANGELS SIEGE
ISLAND-HOPPING RATIONING D-DAY ROBERT MENZIES
POW’S CENSORSHIP BANZAI CHARGE KAMIKAZE PILOTS
TREATY OF VERSAILLES INTERNMENT JOHN CURTIN LITTLE BOY
AFRIKA CORPS CONSCRIPTION COMMUNISTS MILITARISM
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Year 9 Hist - Australia at War 12
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1. someone who follows the ideology that the individualshould serve the state which is governed by a strongleader.
2. the German troops under the leadership of Gen Erwin Rommel, who supported Italy in Northern Africa
5. limiting an individual to a specific quantity of a product eg petrol, sugar flour.
6. Japanese pilots who deliberately crashed their explosive laden planes into allied warships.
8. the political party that controlled the Soviet government from 1917- 1991.
9. Australia's Prime Minister at the start of WWII and staunch supporter of Britain
10. compulsory enrolment into military service
12. government control over what the public can see and read about the war effort
16. surrounding a town cutting off supplies and aid in an effort to force its surrender
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1. nickname given to natives of Papua New Guinea who assisted Australian troops in the war against Japan.3. Australian Prime Minister who turned to theUSA as our major ally
4. nuc;lear bomb dropped on Hiroshoima
7. the allied invasion of Western Europe on the 6th June 1944, Operation Overlord.
11. site of Australian defeat of Japanese advance to invade Australia
13. peace settlement signed after World War One
14. keeping people of enemy heritage under guard often in camps
15. excessive influence of military values and pro-war.
17. a mass attack of Japanese troops aimed at either victory or honourable death.
18. the strategy used by US forces in conquering Japanese held islands in the Pacific one at a time.
19. Prisoners Of War, those take captive by the enemy.
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