Media Censorship in Wartime - Document 1
	Study the following document and then try the quiz below (Document 1- 'A Prime Minister and his People' - Pol/F.002 EG Bonney, December 1941)
	Quiz - Document 1 1) This document can best be described as One answer only.    a letter from a high level government employee    a newspaper article from the Daily Telegraph    a report to the Prime Minister    a memorandum from a high level government employee 2) The author of this document is One answer only.    the Prime Minister    the Chief Publicity Censor    the War Cabinet    the Daily Telegraph newspaper 3) This document was intended to be read by One answer only.    the Prime Minister    the general public    the Cabinet and the Parliament of Australia    the Department of Information 4) This document suggests that the Daily Telegraph newspaper One answer only.    may cause public alarm by printing articles that may not always be sound and may be based on speculation and unauthorized reports    is correct in what it says about the Army re-organisation and that the government should take its advice    is promoting the ideas of the government’s predecessors on censorship of the press    all of the above 5) With regard to censorship of the press, the author of this document suggests that the government should One answer only.    toss out the former government’s controls and allow newspapers to report more fully on the war effort    follow in the footsteps of their predecessors and limit publicity about the War Cabinet and the Advisory War Council    give thought to sacking the editor of the Daily Telegraph newspaper    instruct the Chief Publicity Censor to censor Daily Telegraph articles that threaten national security in any way This test has been created using the CASTLE Toolkit Continue with Media Censorship in Wartime - Document 2 and Quiz