29MAR

Question 1

Despite its controversial nature, this strategy bolstered governmental support and, by extension, Australia’s combat capabilities.

Question 2

Unlike WWI, where conscription was rejected after two referendums, WWII saw the introduction of conscription for domestic defense, later expanded to include overseas deployment in strategic locations.

Question 3

rationing during WWII was more extensive and organized than in WWI, evolving from a regional to a national policy affecting food, clothing, and fuel. The adoption of ration cards and coupons under Prime Minister Curtin’s “season of austerity” facilitated a more equitable distribution of resources, mitigating labor-capital conflicts and supporting front-line soldiers.

Question 4

highlighting the need for a delicate balance between individual liberties and national security. Despite these challenges, Australia’s democratic society was preserved, thanks to the ethical standards and leadership abilities of its leaders.

Question 5

Under the leadership of Coach Boone, the team overcomes past discrimination and builds deep friendships, despite the ongoing racial conflicts in society.