World War I and the Russian Revolution · 1914 – 1924
The Gallipoli Campaign
Australia's involvement in the Dardanelles and the birth of the Anzac legend.
Key Questions
- 1Was Gallipoli a military failure but a national success for Australia?
- 2How did the campaign impact Turkey's national identity?
- 3What are the different historical perspectives on the Anzac legend?
ACARA Content Descriptions
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Year: Year 11
Subject: Modern History
Unit: World War I and the Russian Revolution
Period: 1914 – 1924
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