GALLIPOLI AND BEYOND : AUSTRALIANS AT WAR 1914

Description: Gallipoli and Beyond AUSTRALIANS AT WAR 1914 - 1918 Item Description: MEA Secondary 2008, Sadler and Hayllar, Softcover, Book Condition NEW BOOK, Gallipoli and beyond is a source-based course covering the most important aspects of Australia’s involvement in World War One. The aim of the book is to provide a high-interest, inquiry-centred experience for students undertaking Australian History in Years 9 or 10. Brimming with high-impact primary sources, the human cost and experience of World War 1 will speak to students with authenticity and surprising detail. Through the guidance of skillful questions and engaging activities, students will gather for themselves key understandings and skills to equip them for both Australian citizenship and further historical study. Key features: • fascinating photographs and other primary source material that takes a number of perspectives on key events • extensive inquiry-based questions to model the use of evidence in support of responses • material engages students in both thinking skills and critical literacy • self-contained structure allows students to work independently. Contents: The guns of August 19142. Naval attack on the Dardanelles 3. Joining up 4. The Anzacs in Egypt 5. Baptism of fire 6. Life in the trenches 7. Lone Pine and the Nek 8. Two heroes 9. The nurses 10. The withdrawal 11. Johnny Turk 12. The home front 13. The conscription issue 14. The Western Front 15. The Light Horse 16. The Anzac legend About the Author(s) Bestselling authors Rex Sadler and Tom Hayllar have researched Australia’s involvement in war over a long period of time, most recently co-authoring In the Line of Fire (Pan Macmillan, 2005).

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Location: Hawthorn, Victoria

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