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How did the bombing of Pearl Harbor lead to Australia being involved in the War in the Pacific?
Seeing as Australia had been at war since 1939, the attack at Pearl Harbour, December 7 1941, obviously, had no effect on Australia's being involved in the war in the pacific.
Why is the war in the pacific so important in Australian history?
Its because Australia is in the Pacific, so its important for them.
What did 'Australia' do in World War 2?
Thousands of their men fought and died along side American and British troops in the war in the Pacific in battles for islands against Japan.
In World War 2 why did Australia shift from Britain to US?
Because the US were helping Australia in the pacific against the japaniese, whereas the British were off fighting in Europe and nor helping Australia.
Was Australia an ally or axis force during World War 2?
Australia fought in WW2 as an ally of Great Britain in both the European and pacific parts of WW2. Australia made its forces and its infrastructure available in the war against the Germans and the Japanese.
How vital was the protection of Singapore to the War Why was it so vital to Australia?
Singapore was considered the Gibralter of the Pacific and was the home of the UK Fleet in the Pacific which was a part of Australia's Pacific shield.
How did the bombing of Pearl Harbor lead to Australia being involved in the War in the Pacific?
Seeing as Australia had been at war since 1939, the attack at Pearl Harbour, December 7 1941, obviously, had no effect on Australia's being involved in the war in the pacific.
Why is the war in the pacific so important in Australian history?
Its because Australia is in the Pacific, so its important for them.
How were Jews treated in Australia in 1930s?
Jews in australia was treated with respected and liked because at time of the war, Australia was a immigration country and Australia wasnt much involve with the Europian or the pacific war
What famous war in history did not affect the Pacific Islands?
The World War II. -PlutoLover101
What common interest did Australia and US have in the Pacific war 1942?
Defeating Japan.
How did the outbreak of war in Europe and the Pacific affect the relationship of Australia with Britain and the US?
Britain was allied with Australia and promised them protection against the Japanese soldiers but then abandoned them and tried to keep them from going home to protect their country. Australia then worked with the US and became an important military base.
The international military tribunal for the far east was eastblished to try suspected war criminals from war in what ocean?
The war criminals were in the Pacific Ocean and the seas around the South Pacific and Australia and China.
What describes the war in the Pacific through 1942?
Japan was defeated in an attempt to invade Australia
Ask us did the outbreak of war in the pacific affect the relationship of Australia with and PNG?
The outbreak of war in the Pacific during World War II significantly impacted the relationship between Australia and Papua New Guinea (PNG). Australia took on a protective role, with PNG serving as a strategic base for military operations against Japanese forces. This led to increased Australian military presence and infrastructure development in PNG, fostering closer ties. However, it also set the stage for complex post-war dynamics as PNG navigated its path toward independence.
What country within the pacific Rim has been a staunch US ally of the war on terror?
Australia.
What two countries fought at the pacific theater?
The Pacific war was fought between Japan and the US, plus allies such as Britain, Netherlands, China, Australia
