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History Files
By Blake HamiltonHistory
History Files episodes
- How do I get a shout out?In order to get a shout-out on the show simply do the following: Apple podcast has a review section, and on Spotify respond in the question section.4 min
- Modern History HSC - How did Hitler and Stalin use Terror to consolidate power?Modern History HSC Podcast: In this episode, we discuss a question sent in by a student out of Barellan, so a big shout out to all educators and students in the Riverina. The student asks, to what extent did Hitler and Stalin use terror to consolidate power leading up to 1939?30 min
- Modern History HSC - Japanese advance 1941 to 1942Modern History HSC Podcast: The success of the Japanese advance to 1942 could not be maintained and led to Japan’s defeat in 1945. How accurate is this statement?10 min
- Modern History HSC - Japanese foreign policy 1937-1941Modern History HSC Podcast: To what extent is the following statement true? Japan had little choice but to bomb Pearl Harbour if it wanted to achieve its foreign policy aims in the Pacific.10 min
- Modern History HSC - Capitalism vs Communism vs FascismModern History HSC Podcast: We have just remastered one of our most popular episodes. Join us on a deep dive into understanding the big three ideologies.54 min
- Modern History HSC - Analysing Pearl Harbor Propaganda
Come with us on our investigation of the political cartoon "Remember Pearl Harbor". In this episode, we will cover the basics of source analysis and uncover the motive and value of the cartoon. This resource was specifically made for classroom use.
12 min - Modern History HSC - Unlocking the Australian Treasure Trove Feat. Michael AdamsModern History HSC Podcast: In this episode, we have a fascinating conversation with Michael Adams. Writer, producer and of particular interest to us, the creator of the Forgotten Australia Podcast. Michael’s 4-year labour of love to uncover Australia’s forgotten stories has yielded a collection of amazing never-before-heard accounts of Australians living through some of the nation’s most turbulent years. In this interview, we primarily focus our attention on the interwar years, at a time when Australia was on the brink of civil war.https://chng.it/mfBzV7Xmst1 hr 16 min
- Modern History HSC - Source Analysis 101 - Contestability of the Past
In this episode, I speak to Quirindi Highschool Year 11 students Jedd, Taylor and Chase. This is their first time on the POD and they killed it. Each student was given the job of analysing a different source that related to Pearl Harbor and its bombing on December 7th 1941. Most importantly, displaying the skills of DAMMIT.
29 min - Modern History HSC - Breadlines or Bailouts: Uncovering the Impact of Australian Politics during the Great DepressionAustralian political leaders responded to the Great Depression with a mixture of austerity measures and social welfare programs. At the height of the depression in 1932, the nation was split regarding the two priorities of stability vs welfare, so much so, that tension between Federal and State leadership almost culminated in a civil crisis. It is clear, that this serious lack of coordination affected the success of the economic recovery in Australia. With only a real improvement coming later in the 30s, largely due to non-political factors.28 min
- Modern History HSC - Top 5 things you might of missed
The following episode is welcome to the new and hello again to the regular. I had so many projects I wanted to update people on so I decided to give a general recap of the top 5 things.
16 min
About History Files
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What's up history buffs! Welcome to History Files, the podcast that has your curiosity craving covered.