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Yr 9 History Flashcards

1
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MAIN stands for….

A

Militarism
Alliances
Imperialism
Nationalism

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Militarism

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Militarism is the belief that all nations should have and maintain strong armed forces to defend themselves or promote their national interests.

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Alliances

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Agreements between countries to work together to achieve shared goals

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4
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Imperialism

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gaining and maintaining control over other countries

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5
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Nationalism

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Pride and love of one’s nation

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6
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Who was in the triple entente

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Great Britain, France, and Russia

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7
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Who was in the triple alliance

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Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy

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TOMACRUP

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  • type
  • origin
  • motive
  • audience
  • content
  • reliability
  • usefulness
  • perspective
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9
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Where did Australia fight?

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Galipeoli and Western Front

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Trench benefits

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  • protected from explosions
  • Cheap
  • utilise avaliable resources
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Trench disadvantages

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  • Horrible conditions, cold
  • Lots of diseases and Pests
  • A lot of stalemate
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12
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Date of Assassination for Ferdinand

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28th June 1914

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13
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Date Gallipoli started

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19 February 1915

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14
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Date Gallipoli ended

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9 January 1916

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15
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What date did Australia go to the Western front

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March 1916

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16
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When was the Battle of Frommelles?

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19-20 July 1916

17
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When was Battle of Hamels?

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4th of July 1918

18
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When was Armistice signed?

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11th November 1918

19
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When was the Treaty of Versailles signed?

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28th, June 1919

20
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When was the Battle of Amiens?

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8th August 1918

21
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Long-term factors leading to war:

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  • Assassination of Franz Ferdinand
  • Balkan wars
  • Austro-Hungarian Empire wanting to control the Balkans
22
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4 types of trenches

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Communication Trench
Firing Line
Support Trench
Reserve Trench

23
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What is Shell-shock

A

PTSD with war trauma

24
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Those in favour for conscription? (3)

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Protestants, businesses, some returned soldiers

25
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Arguments for conscription? (3)

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Protect Britain
Voluntary recruitment had failed
Protect Australia’s reputation

26
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Not in favour for conscription? (3)

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Trade Unions
Most of Labor Party
Catholic Church

27
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Arguments for no conscription? (3)

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Working class unfairly burdened
Shouldn’t be forced to fight, be wounded or die
Not enough hands to farm if men left

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