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Aboriginals fought alongside the non aboriginals

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John howard

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John Howard

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John Howard

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John Howard

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When Australian soldiers advanced into no man's land, they were met with German infantry armed with machine guns. The fact that there was barbed wire on the floor only made things harder for the men and they became easy targets. On the first day the Germans killed 20000 allied troops and wounded 40000. The Germans won the battle and the allied forces failed the attack ,

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Australian women did not have military and economic equality with men. Australia did not need women to replace men in the paid workforce as desperately as did countries like Germany and Britain

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Aboriginal people were allowed to serve in war however

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Johnhoward is a great man

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Johnhoward is a great man

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women replaced men in the workplace, it was only as part of a ‘reserve’ labour force. This meant that people believed women had a short-term place in the workforce rather than a long-term right to a position there. Some women took temporary jobs in the police force, in farming, in factories and in small businesses. Clerical work was popular, with about 10 000 women undertaking this form of employment during the war.

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Women’s participation in the paid workforce rose from 24 per cent in 1914 to 37 per cent in 1918.

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What where the conditions like
Very poor
What safety was provided for the soilders
The basic survival equpitment that they needed to survive

Did they use many vehicles
Yes they used vehicles like tanks

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n late 1916, hundreds of women joined the newly-formed Australian Women’s Service Corps (AWSC). They wanted to prepare for a more active war role — performing non- combatant tasks at the battle front as ambulance drivers, cooks or hospital orderlies.

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Legend

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Where they relised?
Sometimes depending on the situation

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In the western front they used 3500 tanks and thousands of aircraft along a 2900-kilometre front from Leningrad in the north to Odessa in the south

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Were they kept?
Yes
Did they become citizens
No

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No they didn't, they helped the soldiers by aiding them and providing them with what they needed

No they didn't make weapons

Yes they were doctors

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Australia needed to attract volunteers to serve in an army outside Australia

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Aboriginal and torres strait islander were involved in the war but not very much due to racism

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Yes they could go to war as nurses

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Death

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In late 1916, hundreds of women joined the newly-formed Australian Women’s Service Corps (AWSC). They wanted to prepare for a more active war role — performing non- combatant tasks at the battle front as ambulance drivers, cooks or hospital orderlies.

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Women did voluntary work throughout the war.

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Women did voluntary work throughout the war.

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Some of them would be tortured,

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What where the conditions like?

What safety was provided for the soilders ?

Did they use many vehicles ?

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If there were 75 women how many men fought the war?

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Women were not allowed to fight in a war.

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The British force were out gunned by the Germans

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New weapons were brought to use on the western front, mostly by the germans

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Did they fight?

Did they make weapons ?

Where they doctors?

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The western front was in Germany

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295, 000 soldiers fought on the western front

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They were captured because they were believed to be the enemy

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What did they fight for?

Why did they leave
Australia?

Who did they fight for?

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The western front was a line of soldiers leading a across the country fighting for europe against the germans

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Woman weren't considered of the same standard of men, inturn they couldn't participate in any military activities or take part in any 'male' jobs after men were recruited. There jobs would include participating as a nurse providing medical care, or working in factories creating clothing for soldiers and voluntering in organisations attempting to bring home comforts to soldiers.

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Where were they kept?
Did they become citizens of the country that they were inprisoned after they were released?

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Why aren't woman allowed to go to war?

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Are there any famous prisoners of war who escaped captivity

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How were they involved in war world 1 ?

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How involved were they in the war?

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Why did women have rights

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Why weren't women allowed to go into the war ?

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Where were they kept?
Did they then become citizens of the country

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What were the women's main jobs

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Why were they afraid of being captured by the enemy

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What punishments did the prisoners recieve

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When were they free

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What was the most common form of capture

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what was their main role

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Did women help with the war at all, like nurses or with communications or something?

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What jobs did woman do

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Where was the western front?

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How were women treated?

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What conditions did the soldiers fight in

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wer australians included in the prisoners of war 

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wer australians included in the prisoners of war 

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What were

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What jobs did they do?
How long did they do it for?

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How many were captured

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Why are they at a disadvantage?

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could women go to war as nurses?
Cheers fam 😘

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What punishment did the captured soldiers recieve and for what reasons?

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What sort of jobs did women have?
How did the status of women change throughout the war?

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Participation of aboriginal and torres stait islander people 

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Participation of aboriginal and torres stait islander people 

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Were they equally treated throught the war

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Why weren't women allowed to go into the war ?

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Torture

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What punishments did the prisoners of war receive?

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What punishments did the prisoners of war receive?

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Marco mate

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Where were the prisoners kept ?
What did the prisoners wear

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Why were they captured?
What punishments did they receive?

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Did they do anything?

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What impact did they play in the WW1

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Why are the women roles of prisoners

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Are females allowed to join the fight

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Soldiers on the western front: What were the conditions like on the western front

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What jobs did women do during WW1?

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Why were they captured

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What were the roles of women

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How were they captured as prisoners