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Who was a conscientious objector?
A. Oskar Schindler B. Raymond Hayes C. Archibald Baxter D. Julian Warren E. Barry Quinn
What could the Conscientious Objectors do instead of fight?
A. Make guns B. Fly planes C. Drive tanks D. Work in the hospital E. Produce mustard gas
What punishment did not Conscientious Objectors receive?
A. Field Punishment Number 1 B. Starvation C. Beatings D. Soft Labour E. Hard Labour
True or false: New Zealand army shot soldiers who would not fight.
Number 1 Field Punishment is also known as.
A. Hanging B. Crucifixion C. Iron Maiden D. The Breaking Stick E. The Rack
How were the men choosen through conscription choosen?
A. By a committee B. From School Records C. The Priest choose them D. By Ballot E. The Army choose them
What age bracket were the conscripted men between
A. 20 and 45 B. 16-45 C. Anyone over the age of 18 D. 20-40 E. 18-50

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Who was a conscientious objector?
A. Oskar Schindler B. Raymond Hayes C. Archibald Baxter D. Julian Warren E. Barry Quinn
What could the Conscientious Objectors do instead of fight?
A. Make guns B. Fly planes C. Drive tanks D. Work in the hospital E. Produce mustard gas
What punishment did not Conscientious Objectors receive?
A. Field Punishment Number 1 B. Starvation C. Beatings D. Soft Labour E. Hard Labour
True or false: New Zealand army shot soldiers who would not fight.
True
Number 1 Field Punishment is also known as.
A. Hanging B. Crucifixion C. Iron Maiden D. The Breaking Stick E. The Rack
How were the men choosen through conscription choosen?
A. By a committee B. From School Records C. The Priest choose them D. By Ballot E. The Army choose them
What age bracket were the conscripted men between
A. 20 and 45 B. 16-45 C. Anyone over the age of 18 D. 20-40 E. 18-50

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