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The Kokoda Trail Campaign
Explain the significance of the Kokoda campaign for Australia, including the conditions, soldiers' experiences and strategic importance.
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Australia's Role and Experiences in World War II
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Goal
Analyse the significance of Australian involvement in the Second World War, including major campaigns, the experiences of soldiers and civilians, and the war's impact on Australian identity and international relationships.
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Learning standards covered
AC9HH10K01Australian Curriculum (v9) · Social-studies · 10th Gradethe causes, outbreak and course of the Second World War and the significance of Australian involvement
AC9HH10K02Australian Curriculum (v9) · Social-studies · 10th Gradethe places where Australians fought, and their perspectives and experiences during the Second World War, such as the fall of Singapore, prisoners of war (POWs), the Battle of Britain and Kokoda