-The US Homefront
- Women's role
- Rosie the Riveter - represented women workers in WWII
- needed as farmers, typist, timekeepers, elevator operators, messangers, teachers, search light operators
- WASP- Womens Army Service Pilots
- Factories-War Production Board
- lots of war goods and production
- more production
- National War Labor Board
- worker and owner
- picture of 3 hands
- no going on strike
- Together we win
- War bonds
- How we paid for the war
- every person has to buy so many war bonds. make money off of interest down the road
- Japanese relocation camps
- were american citizens who were forced to sell everything and sent to relocation camps in western US
- wasnt German concentration camps
- kids went to school and adults had paying jobs
- Propaganda
- meant to pursuede the american people
- 1. Buy War Bonds
- 2. Get people to enlist
- 3. Make US look good and Germany Bad
- 4. Do your part today
- War rationing-Office of Price Administration
- controlled distribution of resources and services
- War Ration book
- war rationing was so rich people couldnt buy it all and control it
- gas, food, and resources
- had stickers for different amounts of gas
- Hollywood in WWII
- The story of "Kilroy was here"
- some graffiti
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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