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Year 10 DRSC Term 3 History image WW2 (Week 2 (The…
Year 10 DRSC Term 3 History
Week 1
The 7 Historical Concepts
Empathy
walking in someone else's shoes
emotional connection with the people being studied
Cause and effect
the why and what of history
identify, examine and analyse the reasons why events have occurred
Significance
how important the person or event is to history
questions must be asked by historians
how important was it at the time?
how many people were affected?
by how much were they affected?
can the effects still be felt today?
Continuity and Change
Some things change, some stay the same
Society, clothing, laws, culture
Contestability
explanations that are open for debate
the same sources of info lead to different conclusions
Perspective
different points of view
depends on age, culture, race, gender
Evidence
Information found that can support a historian's theory
Primary source
created at the time, more reliable
can be interpreted in different ways
Secondary Source
created or written after the events in question
4 historical skills
analysing
look for patterns in information
primary/secondary sources?
evaluating
how useful/reliable is your information?
what is the source?
fact/opinion
questioning and researching
creating a question to guide the research
finding sources and evidence
collecting information
communicating and reflecting
timelines
historical terms and concepts
create explanations that use evidence collected
Week 2
The Treaty of Versailles
How did it cause WWII?
Who were involved?
What was it?
The League of Nations
who was involved?
Why was it formed?
when was it formed?
Explain why/how it is historically significant.
The Roaring 20s
when?
why were they called "roaring"?
what caused it?
Explain why/how it is historically significant.
The Great Depression
why did it happen?
why is it significant?
who was involved
Week 3
Significance
Timeline
overview of the course
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Causes
Rise of The Nazi Party
The Third Reich
League of Nations
Great Depression
The Treaty of Versailles
Prep for In-Class Essay: Causes of WWII
Describe the event + How it caused WWII
Hyperinflation
Great Depression
League of Nations
Hitler's Actions
Treaty of Versailles
Appeasement
Invasion of Poland
Week 4
The war in Europe
who, what when where
Blitzkrieg
Appeasement
In-Class essay Causes of WWII
Cause?
Cause?
Cause?
Cause?
Week 5
War in the Pacific
Why did Japan get involved?
Pearl Harbour
Singapore
Threat to Australia
Kokoda campaign
Aussies in WWII
Singapore
Why was it important?
Kokoda
What happened?
Why was it important?
Mediterranean
Greece and Crete
Tobruk
Week 6
Australian Women at War
Various women's military groups
AWAS
WRANS
Frontline nurses
Making munitions
War brides
Changing roles of women since WW1
Australian POWs
Describe their experiences
Why did the Japanese treat them badly?
Week 7
Government control
Censorship
Rationing
When the go controls the amount of food we get
Conscription
when the gov forces men to go to war
Describe it and explain why it was needed
Indigenous Australians at war
How were they treated before, during and after the war?
Stories about Indigenous soldiers who served
Reg Saunders
Lee Waters
Week 8
Holocaust
Meaning
Background
Eugenics
Mein Kumpf
During
Ghettos
Concentration camps
Final solution
Statistics
After
Nuremberg Trials
Establishment of Israel
Atomic bombing of Japan
Where and when?
Why?
Who made the decision?
Statistics-death toll
Contestability + Perspective
Was it right to drop the bombs?
Was it wrong to drop the bombs?
effects of the bombs
Week 9
Assessment
Revision
Information/research
Essay structure
In-class essay
Describe and explain significance of events surrounding holocaust
Evaluate the decision to drop the atomic bombs
Week 10
The legacy of WWII
Changes in Aussie society
Industrial changes
War wives
American culture influences
Post war migration
Changes in relationship with other countries
Great Britain
The USA
Foundation of the United Nations
Who, when and where?
Why was it established
History: successes and failures