Gallipoli

Question 1

When did the war start?

Answer 1

AH declared war on Serbia on the 28th July 1914

Question 2

When did ANZAC land at Gallipoli

Answer 2

25th April 1915

Question 3

What is the Dardanelles

Answer 3

A narrow strip of water that separated the Ottoman Empire - valuable trade route to russia

Question 4

What happened to the first attempt to control the Dardanelles?

Answer 4

Naval attack by Winston Churchill - failed because of land mines

Question 5

How long did Gallipoli last?

Answer 5

260 days

Question 6

How many nz soldiers killed in the Gallipoli campaign?

Answer 6

2000

Question 7

When did the Gallipoli campaign end?

Answer 7

9th January

Question 8

When did ANZAC day begin?

Answer 8

1920

Question 9

Social effects

Answer 9

Loss of innocence

Sense of pride and unity as nation

ANZAC day (Covid situation)

500 monuments (from 1920s)

Question 10

Political effects

Answer 10

Nz made a common wealth leader

Nz seen as willing to sacrifice for the crown

Nz signatory in TOV

Independence- Covid response

Relationship between aus and Nz

Question 11

Economic effects

Answer 11

Good economy, meat, dairy and wool exports

Britain bulk buying meat, dairy and wool

Farmers guaranteed high price

Gap in workforce

Women filed jobs - women equality