Official Websites
The Simpson Prize
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Australian War Memorial
Simpson Prize Details |
Official Documents
Introductory Letter
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Cover Sheet
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Marking Criteria
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Planning Documents
Analysing Sources
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Planning Your Response
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Tips for Writing a History Assignment
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Bibliographies / Citations
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Australian War Memorial Sources
All sources are found at: https://www.awm.gov.au/learn/schools/Simpson2020
You must use / refer to / engage with at least 3 of these in your response.
You should list the ones that you incorporate in your argument into your Reference List.
You should list all of them in your Bibliography.
You must use / refer to / engage with at least 3 of these in your response.
You should list the ones that you incorporate in your argument into your Reference List.
You should list all of them in your Bibliography.
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Source 1: Artwork
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Source 2: The John Monash address, 26 November 1918
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Source 3: Film
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Source 4: Quote
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Source 5: Quote
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Source 6: Photograph
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Source 7: Statistical data on deaths in the Australian Imperial Force
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Source 8: Photograph
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Other Places to Find Sources
Primary Sources
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The electronic depository of the National Library of Australia. Newspapers from 1860-1950 have been digitised. Limit your search results by key word, date, and place of publication. Trove can also be searched for photographs, journals / diaries and music. |
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Records of national importance are curated by the National Archives. A record or name search will result in the service records of World War One soldiers. |
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A collaboration between the National Archives of Australia and the Archives of New Zealand. This searchable database provides sources that relate to the experiences of Australians and New Zealanders both during and post-war. |
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The required sources are located within the Australian War Memorial collection. This database of sources provides further details, descriptions and resources that can be used - in conjunction with the sources required - in order to develop an argument. |
Secondary and Tertiary Sources
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A newsreel archive presented as a YouTube Channel. This is a searchable resource that can be used to show how people viewed, reacted and were educated about the world in which they lived. |
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A repository of free academic articles. You can sign up to read up to six articles per month for free. |
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A repository of free academic articles, chapters and theses. Search by key word or author. |
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A repository of free academic articles. Search by key word.
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A repository of free academic books. Search by key word or phrase.
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