Erasures correct answers National histories are made by memories and
The end of history through a postmodernist view. History is more or less a "history of
historians" and biased through their "lessons". correct answers In "Why Bother With
History?", Keith Jenkins argues that:
The past will go with anybody, people attribute whatever meaning they desire from the
past. correct answers Keith Jenkins' statement that "the past is utterly promiscuous"
means that:
Remembrance, non-accusatory, linguistic differences correct answers In Sorry States,
Jennifer Lind argues that the most appropriate formula for post-war reconciliation
between states is:
Australian nation was founded through participation in the Great War and pointing to the
implications of endorsing this conception of the origins of the Australian nation in a
contemporary context. Tying citizenship and the nation to participation in war meant
encouraging and validating the use of force. correct answers Which of the following
statements best reflects Marilyn Lake's reflections on "what's wrong with ANZAC"?
Conservatives opposing contrition correct answers Bjorn Hocke, a senior member of
the nationalist Alternative for Germany (AfD) Party, made headlines in January 2017 for
making a speech which referred to Berlin's Holocaust Memorial as "a monument of
shame" and that Germany's "laughable policy of coming to terms with this past is
crippling us [Germany]". Which of the issues discussed by Jennifer Lind in Sorry States
do these statements illustrate?
Black armband: focus on exclusion of 'first Australians'
White blind-fold: focus on democracy and the world wars correct answers The 'History
Wars' in Australia, between the 'black armband' and the 'white blindfold' approaches to
Australian history, are particularly concerned with:
Change date and focus of indigenous. Inclusion into constitution correct answers
Australia Day is a nationwide public holiday that commemorates the arrival of British
settlers. Which of the following statements best reflects the view of the 'cultural left'
regarding Australia Day?
A book that focuses on democracy and the world wars correct answers You are a high
school history student studying World War 1. Which of the following books should you
purchase to adopt a "cultural right" view of Australia's role in the conflict?