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The Great Depression, the 1931 Labor Split and foreign policy 1918–39 (Paris 1919, League, 1926 Imperial Conference, Statute of Westminster, Japan)
Depression and foreign policy
What this note covers
- How the Depression reached Australia
- Competing responses: Niemeyer, Scullin and the Premiers' Plan
- The 1931 Labor Split
- Impact of the Depression across Australian society
- Foreign policy 1918–1926: peace, empire and the League
- Foreign policy 1926–1939: autonomy on paper, dependence in practice
- Exam application: connecting economic collapse and international position
7 sections · 10 key terms & formulas · 6 common mistakes
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