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-The US Home-front

  • Women's role

woman went into work at factories

the bad thing was when the men came back the women got laid off

Rosie the Retriever- women working back home, work hard but still look like woman

they were also nurses in the war

woman were typers and secretaries

other jobs: conducts, time keepers, farmers, transportation drivers.

Women's Army Corps- testers, transporters, secretaries

Waves- women navy

WASP- woman air force

  • Factories-War Production Board

make as much as you can cause this will win the war
don't waste anytime they didn't anyone to go strike because together we win

  • War bonds

people bought these and the money would go to the government towards the war help fund the war

  • Japanese relocation camps

after Pearl Harbor was attacked we were scared for Japanese spies.  So we took Japanese to concentration camp, they had to pack a few things are we forced to go live in these camps. 

children went to school and got educated and there was also athletics

  • Propaganda

it was made to convenience people think one way

we were fly over drop booklets that said there countries were bad

Goals:

1. Buy War Bonds

2. Enlist Today!

3. Make us look good and Germany bad.

4. Do your part today!

  • War rationing-Office of Price Administration

to get money back

money flow

ration goods

so prices would sky rocket

only 5 gallons of gas a week

got certain stickers to see how much you can get

black market- illegal play

people could not share, you could only use it for your own family.

  • Hollywood in WWII
  • The story of "Kilroy was here"
  • US Fighting:
  • -US in Africa
  • -US in Italy
  • -D-Day
  • -US bombing of Germany
  • -VE Day and the story of Germany surrendering
  • -Battle of Coral Sea
  • -Battle of Midway
  • -Battle of Iwo Jima
  • -Battle of the Philippines
  • -Battle of Okinawa
  • -Hiroshima bombing
  • -Nagasaki bombing
  • -VJ Day and the story of Japan surrendering
  • -Yalta Conference
  • -Potsdam Conference
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