As like every revolution during the History of time, there are always several contributing factors that fuel their start: economical, political, social inequality, and war. The outbreak of the First World War was greeted with great enthusiasm in Australia. Initially, Australia pledged their full support to aid Great Britain. However, as the war unfolded, the popularity of the war decreased and the number of Australian volunteers were steadily declining. The Australian Revolution is also referred to as the Australian Revolt (1913-1915) or Australian War for Independence which began as a conflict between Great Britain and the Commonwealth of Australia. (Althistory). The main factor which prompted the start of the Australian Revolt was their
