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Ww2

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1939-1945

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Treaty of Versailles

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Germany lost aspects of their territory, military, finance and general aspects.

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Territory

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Germany lost its overseas colonies

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Military

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Lost weapons

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Finance

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Had to pay approx 7 million pounds compensation

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General

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War guilt and reparations

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Europe war

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Germany
Italy
Japan
Russia (USSR) 
Albania
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War in pacific

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Britain 
Australia
France 
USA 
Poland
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Ww2 began

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1, September, 1939

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Hitler committed suicide

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30, April, 1945

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Soviet army

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Overran Berlin in 1945

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12
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First three years of the war

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Germany had the upper hand

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13
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Phoney war date

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September 1939 - April 1940

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Phoney war

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The period after the German invasion of Poland

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Why did the phoney war end

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After Germany attacked and defeated Denmark and Norway

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Battle of France date

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May 1940

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Battle of France

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Germany invaded the Low Countries using Blitzkrieg tactics.

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18
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June 1940

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Britain evacuated to dunkirkin

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Battle of Britain

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Germany turned their attention to defeating Britain

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What did Germany want from Britain

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To destroy their aircraft using the Luftwaffe

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May 1941

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Germany changed their focus to invasion of Russia

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Italy entered the war

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June 1940

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Fall of Singapore

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Singapore was a British colony before the attack

24
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Japan bombed Singapore

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December 1941

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Pearl harbour bombing

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The day before Japan bombed Singapore in December 1941

26
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Bombing in Darwin

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Caused fear in Australia

27
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Curtin demanded

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7th division not fight with Britain

28
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Menzies

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He created the second AIF in September 1939 when Australia was proclaimed at war

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Bombing of Hiroshima

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6, August 1945

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Negasaki

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9, August 1945

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Postdan deceleration date

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14, August 1945

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Postdam declaration

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Japan surrenders

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Martin speech

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August 1963

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Rosa

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1955

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Wave hill Walk off

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23 August 1966

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Mabo

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Fight for land rights

37
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Aboriginal Referendum

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1967

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Wik

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Fight for land rights

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Tent embassy

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1972

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Freedom riders

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Charles Perkins 1961

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Ww1

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1914-1918

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Countries involved in treaty of Versailles

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All the alliances of Germany,
France
Russia
Italy

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Treaty of Versailles lead to war

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Germany didn’t have a say
Had to pay a lot of money and reparations
Rise of the Nazis.

44
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1920’s influences

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Radio and cinema
Consumerism
Work
Women's rights 
Great Depression 
Nazi party
45
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Nuremberg trials

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Trials of the nazi war criminals who were responsible for the holocaust

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Women’s roles

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Factories
Production
Transport
Mechanics

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Martin Luther king

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Spokesman for social change
Speeches
Fight against discrimination and segregation
Freedom riders

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Vincent lingari

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Aboriginal rights activist
Wave hill walk off
Form little bungs big things grow
Photo with white prime minister

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