Flashcards and recall.

Try this with Modern History

1. Write one prompt per card. Use definitions, explanations or examples from your current topic.
2. Answer aloud before turning the card. Split a card if it asks for several unrelated facts.
3. Set aside missed cards and revisit them in a later session.

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Recall topics

• Source analysis
• Origin (source analysis)
• Message (source analysis)
• Purpose (source analysis)
• Context (source analysis)
• Reliability (source analysis)
• Usefulness (source analysis)
• Perspective (source analysis)
• Representation
• Historiography
• Significance (historical concept)
• Continuity and change
• What does 'Analyse the significance' require?
• What does 'Examine the impact' require?
• What does 'Evaluate the consequences' require?
• Soldier Settlement Scheme (Australia 1918–1929)
• 'Men, money, markets' (Australia 1920s)
• Country Party rise (Australia 1920s)
• Unionism growth (Australia 1920s–1930s)
• 1931 Labor Split (Australia)
• United Australia Party formation (Australia 1931)
• Great Depression impact on Australia
• Paris Peace Conference 1919 (Australia)
• League of Nations and Australia
• 1926 Imperial Conference and Statute of Westminster (Australia)
• Australia–Japan relations 1918–1939
• Menzies' wartime leadership (Australia 1939–1941)
• John Curtin's wartime leadership (Australia 1941–1945)
• Total war on the Australian home front
• Ben Chifley's reconstruction (Australia 1945–1949)
• Post-war immigration policy (Australia 1945–1949)
• 1949 election and Menzies' victory
• Women's experiences (Australia 1918–1949)
• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples (Australia 1918–1949)
• Egalitarianism (significant idea, Australia)
• Assimilation (significant idea, Australia)
• Communism (significant idea, Australia)
• Russia 1914: social, economic and political conditions
• World War I impact on Russia
• February Revolution 1917 (Russia)