Banning of the Communist Party in World War II - Document 1
	Study the following documents and then try the quiz below (Document 1 - 'A Prime Minister and his People' - R.024 FA Finn September 1942)
	Quiz - Document 1 1) The letter was written on behalf of One answer only.    the Honorable John Curtin, Prime Minister    the Catholic Weekly Newspaper    the Most Reverend N.T. Gilroy, Archbishop of Sydney    the Catholic Evidence Guild of New South Wales 2) The letter was written to One answer only.    the Honorable John Curtin, Prime Minister    the Catholic Weekly Newspaper    the Most Reverend N.T. Gilroy, Archbishop of Sydney    the Catholic Evidence Guild of New South Wales 3) The letter expresses the view that One answer only.    the Communist Party aims to overthrow Christian principles    lifting the ban on the Communist Party will adversely affect national unity    Catholics in New South Wales are frightened by communist ideas    all of the above 4) The writer of the document requests that the receiver One answer only.    lifts the ban on the Communist Party    places a ban on the Catholic Evidence Guild    uses his influence to prevent the lifting of the ban on the Communist Party    speaks to the Archbishop of Sydney about the Communist Party 5) The letter represents the views of One answer only.    all Catholics in Australia    all Australian citizens    all members of the NSW Catholic Evidence Guild    all of the above 6) The Catholic Archbishop of Sydney, as reported in the newspaper clipping from the Catholic Weekly of 10 September 1942, believed that the Communist Party was dangerous because One answer only.    it was committed to bank nationalisation    it was increasingly powerful in the trade unions of Australia    it was committed to achieving power through violent revolution    it was pro Russia and anti Britain This test has been created using the CASTLE Toolkit   Continue with 'Banning of the Communist Party in World War II' - Document 2 and Quiz