Australia’s involvement in WWI was because Britain needed Australians, to be soldiers and fight for the commonwealth countries. Because Britain was the “Mother country” and Australia was part of the common wealth and the British Empire, so Australia had a duty to go and help them out. Also because Australia wanted the war to be over faster, so that Japan won’t attack Australia and if it does, Australians knew that Britain had their backs. Australia still showed a lot of loyalty to Britain, and some of the solders considered Britain as their home. The Gallipoli campaign resulted in the deaths of 7,600 Australians and 2,500 New Zealanders and the wounding of 19,000 Australians and 5,000 New
Australia’s involvement in WWI was because Britain needed Australians, to be soldiers and fight for the commonwealth countries. Because Britain was the “Mother country” and Australia was part of the common wealth and the British Empire, so Australia had a duty to go and help them out. Also because Australia wanted the war to be over faster, so that Japan won’t attack Australia and if it does, Australians knew that Britain had their backs. Australia still showed a lot of loyalty to Britain, and some of the solders considered Britain as their home. The Gallipoli campaign resulted in the deaths of 7,600 Australians and 2,500 New Zealanders and the wounding of 19,000 Australians and 5,000 New