The Cold War

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Who was accused of being 'soft on communism?'

Labour

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When was the 'Dancing Cossacks' advertisement released?

1975

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The 'Dancing Cossacks' advertisement helped which PM to be elected?

Robert Muldoon

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When was the Waterfront Dispute?

1951

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What were the waterfront workers referred to as?

wharfies

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How long did the waterfront dispute last?

151 days

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At its peak, how many waterside workers participated in the protest?

22,000

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What did the government and employers describe the waterfront dispute as?

A strike

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What did the waterside workers describe the waterfront dispute as?

A lockout

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What were the immediate causes of the waterfront dispute?

Increase in cost of living - need for higher wages.

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What was "bloody Friday"?

Police violently dispersed up to 1000 marchers in Queen street and many got hurt.

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When was "Bloody Friday"?

1st June 1951

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What were the immediate consequences of "Bloody Friday"?

One person got a fractured skull and 20 others got lacerations, concussions and bruises.

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Who was the prime minister during the Waterfront Dispute?

Sidney Holland

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When did the Waterfront Dispute start?

13th February 1951

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When did the Waterfront Dispute end?

July 1951

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In what year was the protest vessel ‘The Rainbow Warrior’ bombed and sunk by French spies?

1985

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Name of the two frigates New Zealand contributed to Operation Grapple

HMNZS Rotoiti and HMNZS Pukaki

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When was the “New Zealand Nuclear Free Zone, Disarmament, and Arms Control Act” passed?

1987

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Who was Prime Minister when the “New Zealand Nuclear Free Zone, Disarmament, and Arms Control Act” was passed? 

David Lange

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Which party was in power in New Zealand during the Waterfront dispute? 

National

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What are four specific health impacts of Agent Orange?

Birth defects, bladder cancer, miscarriages, leukemia

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What was the name of the contaminant in Agent Orange that caused the negative effects? 

Dioxin

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What was the purpose of using agent orange? 

To deprive the vietnamese of food and cover

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How many litres of Agent Orange were distributed in Zone 3? 

20 million

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What year did the NZ government formally acknowledge NZ personnel in Vietnam had been exposed to Agent Orange?

2008

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In what year was ANZUS formed?

1951

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In what year was SEATO formed?

1954

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Who did NZ and Australia fear would rise to power again in the Pacific which lead to the formation of ANZUS?

Japan

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Who was the Prime Minister of NZ when ANZUS was formed?

Sidney Holland

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Which alliance put pressure on NZ to participate in the Vietnam War?

SEATO

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Name 3 countries who were a part of SEATO

France, Thailand, Australia

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How many New Zealanders served in Kayforce?

4700

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When was the NZ Wool boom?

1950-1951

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What was NZ’s ranking in world wide wool producers in 1950?

3rd largest

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When Japan surrendered at the end of WWII, where was Korea divided ?

38th parallel

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This city was the only communist capital to fall during the entire Cold War

Pyongyang

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Which treaty was signed during the Korean war?

ANZUS

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Where were NZ soldiers stationed in Vietnam?

Phuoc Tuy province

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When were NZ soldiers in Vietnam?

1965 - 1972

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How many New Zealanders served in the Vietnam War?

3,500

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How many soldiers were killed during the Vietnam War?

37

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How many NZ soldiers died in the Korean war?

45

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How many NZ frigates were sent to the korean war?

6

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What did PM Sydney Holland think about the communist threat in Korea? (Quote)

“…communism was on the march, backed up by the vast military power of the Soviet state”

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Who was North Korea controlled by after WW2?

USSR

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Who was South Korea controlled by after WW2?

USA

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When was the Vietnam war?

1955 - 1975

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When was the Memorandum of understanding signed?

2006

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Operation Ranch Hand dates

1962-1971

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How many litres of agent orange were sprayed over how much of Vietnam’s land?

45 million litres over 13% of Vietnam land

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Who apologised to Vietnam veterans as part of Tribute 08 and when?

Helen Clark on the 28th of May 2008

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Which organisation denied entry to Vietnam veterans until the Memorandum of Understanding was signed?

RSA

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How many Vietnam veterans died of cancer?

over 600

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Vietnam veteran PTSD quote

“I can’t allow balloons… balloons tend to go bang when you least expect it” - Corporal Ray Seymour

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Hostile return parade dates and place

May 1971 in Auckland

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How much money did the government provide to support Vietnam veteran’s children and when

$250,000 in 2007

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How many people participated in Operation grapple?

550

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When and where did France start testing nuclear weapons?

1966 in the Mururoa Atoll

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How many New Zealanders were against nuclear testing in 1971?

82%

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When did Greenpeace send 2 protest vessels to French testing grounds?

1972

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In what year and who took France to the ICJ

Norman Kirk in 1973

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When was Robert Muldoon elected PM?

1975

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When did USS Truxtun visit NZ?

1976, 1980 and 1982

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How many people protested against USS Truxtun in 1982?

35,000

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How many people wanted to ban nuclear ships in 1984?

70%

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When was David Lange elected PM?

1984

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How many people protested against USS Buchanan?

10,000

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When was USS Buchanan denied entry into NZ?

1985

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What happened as a result of USS Buchanan being denied entry?

The ANZUS treaty ended

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When was Jim Bolger elected PM?

1990

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By how much did National win the 1975 election by?

55 to 32

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Who wrote the article accusing Jacinda Ardern of being communist and when?

Leighton Smiths in 2017

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1975 “Dancing Cossacks” add quote

“The government could wind up owning literally everything, and you know what that’s called?

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The 1975 election was the biggest government turn around since…

1935