Australian Women and the Second World War: Great Debates
The Great Debates series is designed to assist teachers with classroom investigations of how war and conflict have affected Australians. This debate resource focuses upon the effects the Second World War had upon Australian women and the roles they played.
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Series: Great Debates
- Australian Women and the Second World War: Great Debates - Women in politics (affirmative)3.5 MB
- Australian Women and the Second World War: Great Debates - Women in politics (negative)2.29 MB
- Australian Women and the Second World War: Great Debates - Representations of women (affirmative)3.27 MB
- Australian Women and the Second World War: Great Debates - Representations of women (negative)1.3 MB
- Australian Women and the Second World War: Great Debates - Social and family life (affirmative)4.95 MB
- Australian Women and the Second World War: Great Debates - Social and family life (negative)3.49 MB
- Australian Women and the Second World War: Great Debates - Work and employment (affirmative)4.32 MB
- Australian Women and the Second World War: Great Debates - Work and employment (negative)1.68 MB
- Australian Women and the Second World War: Great Debates - Teachers Guide2.36 MB
- Australian Women and the Second World War: Great Debates - Rubrics375.6 KB
