Australia and World War I
How World War I shaped Australia's identity through the Anzac legend, the home front, and the cost of war.
Key Questions
- 1How did World War I change Australia's sense of identity?
- 2What is the Anzac legend and why does it matter today?
- 3How did the war affect women and children remaining at home?
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