Yes, Australia fought in World War I. In fact, Australian casualties during the war were very high - the highest per capita of any Allied country, even despite the fact that Australia never introduced conscription during the war.
Australians fought in major campaigns, such as the unsuccessful Gallipoli campaign, numerous battles on the Western Front (such as the Battle of the Hindenburg Line) and in the Ottoman Empire (like the Battle of Beersheba).
Australia fought as part of the British Empire. At that time, Australia did not have a foreign policy independent of Britain's. As soon as Britain declared war, Australia was obligated to join in. Furthermore, Australians were enthusiastic in their desire to fight, wanting to support Britain and prove Australia's worth as a new nation (Federation had taken place only 13 years earlier).
Why world war 1 start this war started when Australia decided to take over Gallipoli
They heard about it with a StereoGraphy machine from the British.
As part of the British Empire Australia joined WW1 with the rest of the UK
Yes. As a member of the British Commonwealth of Nations, Australia was bound to join the war when Britain did and on Britain's side.
Asia, North and South America, Europe, Australia and Africa were all involved in World war 1.
Gallipoli, in Turkey, Eastern Mediterranean.
World War 1 occurred in Australia in the same years as elsewhere in the world - from 1914 to 1918.
No, but they chose to support the British (and, most Australians are of British descent).
no
Australia Failed..... Hard
australia wasn't in that war it was europe,canada and the us who was in that war.
Australia was part of the Allied forces
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Germany
Darwin
fatness!
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