Enlistment, Propaganda and the Gallipoli Landing

Who were the ANZACS fighting against at Gallipoli?

• German Empire

• British Empire

• Austro-Hungarian Empire

• Ottoman Empire

Who were the ANZACS?

• American, British and German troops
• Turkish and Bulgarian troops
• French and Belgian troops
• Australian and New Zealand troops

When did the ANZACS arrive at Gallipoli?

• 25 April, 1915
• 25 December, 1925
• 25 April, 1815
• 25 December, 1825

The place where the ANZAC'S landed in 1915 is now known as...

• ANZAC Island

• ANZAC Cove

• Gallipoli Cove

• The Ottoman Empire

In which year did WW1 start?

• 1904
• 1909
• 1914
• 1918

What was the main Australian attitude to war in 1914?

• People were keen to show their loyalty and courage. They rushed to enlist

• People were fearful and opposed to the war. They refused to enlist.

• People were keen to experience adventure in Europe. They bought tickets to the war.

• People were angry that Australia was involved in the war. They marched in protest.

Why was imperialism a threat to peace?

• because it always involved the military conquest of other countries

• because peace is always “fragile”

• because people in the 19th century did not place a high value on human life

• competition for colonies brought nations into conflict in many different locations

A form of communication that used strong, emmotive language and images to convince or persuade people of a position during WW1 was called?

• Propaganda

• Brainwashing

• Fake News

• Journalism

What was the fighting age for men when the war began?

• 18-50
• 17-42
• 19-38
• 18-55

Why did the height and age requirements change in 1915?

• Because taller soldiers were easier target for snipers

• Because not enough eligible men were enlisting

• To allow veterans from previous wars to fight in WW1

• To reduce the number of men who were enlisting