Year 9 · History · Extension Task · $5.99 AUD
A Year 9 History independent investigation into continuity and change as a result of World War I. Students choose a focus such as women's work, Australia's tie with Britain, returned soldiers or Aboriginal servicemen, compare evidence from 1914 and 1920, identify one change and one continuity, trace the cause-and-effect chain, and judge how significant the change was and for whom. Teacher notes are included.
Part of the "The Western Front and the Home Front" sub-unit. Aligned to AC9HH9S05, AC9HH9S08 (Australian Curriculum v9).
Students will:
• Identify a change and a continuity with specific evidence
• Explain a cause-and-effect chain across several years
• Compare historical positions at two fixed time points
• Judge the significance of a change and for whom
A ready-to-teach extension task, supplied as PDF, editable Word (DOCX) and PowerPoint (PPTX).
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