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March 25th

-The US Homefront

  • Women's role Rosie the Riverster- which represented women workers in WW2
  • Wasp womens army service pilots
  • Factories-War Production Board-
  • lots of war goods and production
  • War bonds- it is how we paid for the war
  • ever peson has to see how m
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March 25

CWI: You will be researching the following topics:

1. 9-11: Describe what happened in detail and why it happened. Be sure to discuss why Al-Qaeda hated us. Also discuss the impact it had on the US. I also want someone to look into al-Qaeda's and Osama

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3-25-13

-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

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Monday, March 25

Notes: blog discussion

  • Women's role-  Women worked in factories and took place of the men as they were fighting. Women's army corp, they tested things, were secretaries, transport, anything military but not combat involved. Waves(women navy) Wasp(wome
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Monnday, March 25th!

  • Factories-War Production Board
  • What helped us make things for the army.
  • Encouraged people not to be lazy on the job.
  • Make us much as you possibly could as fast as you could.

  • National War labor Board
    • Together we win.- Labor Unions, Uncle Sam, workers, and
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Monday March 25, 2013

We did blog discussion on our WWII blogs. No assigned blog this week.

-The US Homefront

  • Women's role
    • called Rosie the Riveters- represented women workings in WWII
    • woman went to work in fields and factories until men came back
    • won because lots of help from
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Monday, March 25

Blog discussion.

-The US Home front

  • Women's role
    • Played an important role in the war.
    • Would stay home and work in the factories.
    • Rosie the Riveter.
      • We Can Do It!
      • Represented women workers in WWII.
    • When the men would come back the women would get sent off bec
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Monday March 25, 2013

Today is blog discussion.

Chance for test possibly Thursday. hopefully group test.

  • Women's role
    • WW2 was when they really needed them
    • Women worked in factories
    • working in factories was most likely men after they came back to the war
    • a lot of them did typein
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3/25/2013

US History: Students will be given on WWII topic from below to research and write a blog about.

-The US Homefront

  • Women's role - 24,000,000 adult women worked total for the war even thought they were told it was "mans work"
  • Factories-War Production Boar
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monday 3/25/13

US home front

  • War Production Board-
    • Making of war goods
    • used in WW1 and WW2
    • encouraged people to not be lazy and for companies to make war goods
    • supplied all our allies
  • Nation War Labor Boards-
    • needed owners and workers to come together
    • have to work together
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3.25.13

US History: Students will be given on WWII topic from below to research and write a blog about.

-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 wo

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Monday. March 25, 2013

-The US Homefront

  • Women's role-Women worked in factories-went to work because so many men went to war (but after the war they lost jobs to men) "Rosie the Riveter" -represented women workers in WW2. Also Nurses in Europe and south pacific, very import
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Monday March 25

Talked about quiz.

Blog Discussion:

War Production Board: We had to make war goods for our soldiers. We made more stuff than all the allies combined. Encouraged people to work hard.

National War Labor Board: Helped workers and owners get along so there

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Assigned Blog

War rationing- Office of Price Adminstration

The Office of Price Administration was established by executive order of the government used to ration (control flow of money and rent after WWII) in the united states on August 28, 1941. President Franklin

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Monday, March 25, 2013

Woman's role

  • The woman would do anything they could to get there husbands back.
  • Stayed home
  • WASP-Woman Army service Pilots

War Production Board

  • US production of goods
  • US became a world Power
  • make as much stuff as possible
  • The workers and the Unions working t
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March 25, 2013

Today we had a blog discussion about our WW2 topics.

-The US Home front (What we did in the US to help the war):

Women's role:

  • Factories
  • Rosie the Riveter represented women workers in WW2Factories
  • Nursing
  • Get a war Job secretary or typist
  • farm work
  • sales peo
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Monday March 25 2013

 

-The US Home front

  • Women's role - woman went and worked for the guys in the factories when they went to war. Rosie the Riveter lead role in woman workers. nursing was a common job for woman in world war 2. more woman who work the sooner we win the wa
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