Consolidation and analysis
A decade of cautious nation-building, and the first steps on a long road from imperial dependence toward autonomy.
Q1. What did the policy of "Men, money, markets" aim to achieve?
Q2. Sort these into "home" and "abroad": Soldier Settlement Schemes; Paris Peace Conference; the Country Party; the League of Nations; the Statute of Westminster.
Q3. Explain the significance of the 1926 Imperial Conference and the Statute of Westminster for Australia.
Q4. Analyse the extent to which Australia's foreign policy became more independent during the 1920s.