1. https://mch.govt.nz/nz-identity-heritage/anzac-day/anzac-guidelines​

2. https://www.dva.gov.au/sites/default/files/files/about%20dva/recognition/guidelines-use-of-the-word-anzac.pdf 

Questions: ​

1. Write three new facts you discovered.​

2. Name two penalties for not following ANZAC regulations.​

3. Write one fact about ANZAC biscuits.

   
   

Research: The ANZAC bridge in Sydney was built to honor the Australian and New Zealand soldiers who served together in World War I. Conduct your own research about the ANZAC bridge and explain one way that it respects the Australia New Zealand connection

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TASK: Using the maps from the website (below) as a guide:​

https://www.virtualoceania.net/newzealand/maps/zealandia.shtml ​

Draw in the continent of Zealandia on your map. Colour Australia, New Zealand, ​

Zealandia and the ocean each in a different colour. ​

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Extension: Find out what each of these world maps have in common and think about why you think this happened. ​

• the sculptured water feature at Universal Studios in Los Angeles ​

• North Korea’s newest international airport ​

• the logo at the United Nations ​

• Incredibles 2 (the Pixar movie)

• Work in small groups. ​

• Discuss the definition with the group and how it applies to the question. ​

• Decide as a group if you agree and think of a strong example. ​

• Be prepared to share your opinion and example with the rest of the class. 

If you have time...

• Pavlova

• Claiming Famous People

• Underarm Bowling incident

-Pranitha

Egalitarian Society is a society which is equal to each in race,gender,religon and age.

Does it apply to Aus/Nz?

This is what i personally think in my opinion but i think that Australia and New Zealand between them have egalitarian society. The reason why i think this is because both share a British colonial heritage and in the past to know they don't have any conflict between them except for some arguments between them like who made pavlova,claiming famous people,underarm bowling incident but nothing to serious that causes world wide news.(this is my opinion but not 100%)

1. The acronym was first made in 1915 by Major General William Birdwood's staff

2. thats all i did :))

I learnt that Gallipoli is not a city

finally i also learnt that all the ANZACS were volunteers willing to fight for their country.

1. The acronym was first made in 1915 by Major General William Birdwood's Staff

2. There are regulations to use the word ANAZC such as you have to use the word in a respectful manner.

3. New Zealand on the other hand has different regulations.

Penalties for not following regulations

1. You can spend up to 12 months imprisonment

2. You could also get a money penalty

Facts about Anzac biscuits

It's called ANZAC biscuits because during World War 1, soldiers will easily make these cookies

b) It's a popular name in the correct geographical areas

c) Most of the laws we have here in Australia apply in New Zealand

One thing we learnt was that anzac biscuits were made in the year 1919-1920.

They were also sold in Australia and New-zealand to raise funds for the army.They were baked by the volunteers in the army.

also i gave up on spelling penalties so dont mind

• edna

1.Act 1920 the penalty of up to 12 months of imprisonment

2.Under the crimes Act 1914 was a penalty of up to 10,200 for a natural person and $51000 for a body coporate.

Some major causes include

Drunkenness

Abandoning your post

Desertion

Cowardice

The rising sun badge is meant to be worn on the side of a slouch hat.

ANZAC Biscuits (or "soldier's biscuits") originated from the servicewomen and wives of soldiers who would pack rations such as derivatives of the ANZAC biscuits.

If you were to use the acronym "Anzac" outside of Australia (excluding New Zealand that has their own laws regarding this) you would need relevant and on-topic reasons as to use the term.

2 -

If you were to use ANZAC discriminately you are eligible to face up to 12 months (OR 1 YEAR!) in prison, most likely depending on the severity.

However you are also able to go under a court case if you are an individual or part of a business

3-

The biscuit is made out of oats, coconut palm, sugar cane and butter.

Why do we commemorate ANZAC day

The 11th hour of the 11th of November (the 11th month in the Gregorian Calendar) is gazetted to make Australians remember the contribution of people served Australia and who have died during the war. It is a day where Australians think back about the days of war, it is also commemorated to warn future pupils about the melancholy, and gruesome times in war so in the future war will be eradicated.

1.in the last eight months and resulted 25000 australian including 8700 who were killed

2.there was a set of regulations which were put in place so that the important word (anzac) is treated with dignity and respect.

3.they had permission to name the small bay "anzac cove"