https://padlet.com/20750930/sp3buvldasulrqq6 Wars impact on Australia as a whole en-us 2022-01-13 01:19:57 UTC 2022-01-16 02:25:09 UTC hello@padlet.com 20750930 https://padlet.com/20750930/sp3buvldasulrqq6/wish/1990680440 It is noted that Australia had a lot of involvement in the war,  a key factor that should be noted with Australia participating in the war and a large number of men serving the army to go for wars the side-effect resulted in an impact on the Australian economy.
 
Australia's economy had suffered greatly as the world war had stopped most common international trades relations between countries as a result of this decline Australia's GDP had taken a hit as the country was mostly dependent on exports of goods.

The article shows a proposal made by the Australian government that countries should try to direct their own domestic policies to the maintenance of full employment. However, Australia as an economy would struggle as they would need to try and reorganise their own economy.

In relation to the thesis, Australia's economy took a hit but their policy to change their economy may have changed the policy of main exports versus their own imports may lead to
more economical problems which later happened in 1930 during the Great Depression

]]> 2022-01-13 16:00:21 UTC https://padlet.com/20750930/sp3buvldasulrqq6/wish/1990680440 20750930 https://padlet.com/20750930/sp3buvldasulrqq6/wish/1990681056 Women participation in war is often overlooked, with men participating in the war. The males that left for war mostly dominated the industry in labour had left Australia vulnerable, with the women left to tend to hard labour work in certain industries such as Mechanical workers.

The youtube video shows documentation of the Central Queensland Nurses of the war and their role within the war.
these women participated in the war as nurses to tend to the hurt or ill soldiers in hospitals.

This participation by women in both the war and the industry eventually led to the women's rights movement to argue the fact that women are capable of doing male work and are equal which led to an important historical moment in Australian history allowing some women to vote within 1918]]> 2022-01-13 16:00:38 UTC https://padlet.com/20750930/sp3buvldasulrqq6/wish/1990681056 20750930 https://padlet.com/20750930/sp3buvldasulrqq6/wish/1990683497 Australian relationship with the British was that they were a part of the British Empire, being one of the colonies Australia joined the war in support of Britain and of their ideals as it would mean serving the Queen.

Australia also being one of the Britains colonies meant that they would help Britain with ]]> 2022-01-13 16:01:47 UTC https://padlet.com/20750930/sp3buvldasulrqq6/wish/1990683497 20750930 https://padlet.com/20750930/sp3buvldasulrqq6/wish/1990684065 The Gallipoli Campaign is noted as an important point in Australian War history. This war is remembered as one of the greatest losses of soldiers for Australia.

Roughly eight thousand seven hundred soldiers had died in this campaign with the total number of soldiers died on both sides being at an estimated number of one hundred and thirty thousand dead.

The photo of death valley was taken and in this photo, the area known as the Valley of Death which is also known as the Shrapnel Valley is now a cemetery indicating the loss of Australian life, in the background of this photo there is also 
areas in which the Australian soldiers rested.

This part of history is important as it noted to bring Australias identity whole with the loss of lives bringing together the ANZAC spirit known today.




]]> 2022-01-13 16:02:04 UTC https://padlet.com/20750930/sp3buvldasulrqq6/wish/1990684065 20750930 https://padlet.com/20750930/sp3buvldasulrqq6/wish/1990685498 A fellow quotation from a soldier during the Gallipoli Campaign during the period in World War one

 'We were well in the zone of fire, and every second I was expecting a shell to come bursting through the side of the ship, to answer my question'.

Giving information to the fact the Soldiers were struggling and suffering thinking about a possible causality 

And another quotation of another soldier talking of the trenches during the Gallipoli campaign 'no place for a selfish natured man where almost everything is common property, just for the asking.'

This quote states the solider that the camaraderie soldiers endured with soldiers having to share resources with each other whether being water or food it was the basic decency to share this is such a harboured time.

]]> 2022-01-13 16:02:46 UTC https://padlet.com/20750930/sp3buvldasulrqq6/wish/1990685498 20750930 https://padlet.com/20750930/sp3buvldasulrqq6/wish/1993214606 Australia's participation in the war led to plenty of male soldiers going to war only to end up dead.

Unfortunately, the death tally was high with an estimate of roughly Gallipoli war leading to a death tally of(enter amount)
and the first world wars death toll eventually led to an (enter amount).

The certificate documents the burial of one of the Australian soldiers known as James Talbot at an overseas cemetery in Belgium, the government thought it would be unrealistic for them to return the corpses of the soldiers so they were then placed in War graves under the CommonWealth and although their death was remembered by Australians it is also remember by fellow allies of Australia during world war one.

The loss in life is always remembered highly for the contribution in the war led to a day in which soldiers are remembered for their efforts are known as the ANZAC day held on. This day is as a remembrance of an important day on Australian identity as well as a key remembrance of how which always ANZAC spirit.  ]]> 2022-01-15 02:26:48 UTC https://padlet.com/20750930/sp3buvldasulrqq6/wish/1993214606