Why did Australia become involved in Vietnam?

What did cartoons in Australian newspapers depict Chinese immigrants as?

• Friendly and hardworking

• Vicious, immoral, disease-carrying aliens

• Neutral and indifferent

• Supportive and helpful

What was the general attitude of Australia towards Asia according to David Goldsworthy?

• Welcoming and inclusive

• Largely exclusionary

• Indifferent

• Supportive

What does the term 'yellow peril' refer to?

• The fear of European invasion

• The fear of Asian populations overpowering Western culture

• The fear of African colonization

• The fear of American dominance

Who was the Australian Prime Minister in 1949?

• Robert Menzies

• John Curtin

• Ben Chifley

• Harold Holt

Which camp was Australia firmly in during the Cold War?

• Soviet camp

• Neutral camp

• US camp

• Asian camp

Who envisaged the classless utopia that the Communist Bloc states were far from?

• Vladimir Lenin

• Karl Marx

• Joseph Stalin

• Friedrich Engels

When did China become communist?

• A) 1917

• B) 1945

• C) 1949

• D) 1953

When did the Vietnam War end, leading to Vietnam becoming a re-united nation under communist rule?

• 1954

• 1962

• 1972

• 1975

What was a dominant theme in Australia’s engagement with Asia from the mid-nineteenth century until the early 1970s?

• Cooperation

• Fear

• Trade

• Development

What 3 things intensified Australia’s already existing fear of communism?

• The Cold War

• The Vietnam War

• The Korean War

• The World War II