Unit #9 The Second World War LESSON #9:6 Building the Military p. 286-289.

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Unit #9 The Second World War LESSON #9:6 Building the Military p

The Sullivan Brothers How is the story of the Sullivan Brothers a good example of “the greatest generation”? When a mom or wife sent away a son to war, she would hang a _______ _________on a front window of her home, to show her sacrifice If that man died in action, she would swap out that red star for a _______ ________ Today, we call these “Gold Star Families” Why would they get special honor on days like Memorial Day?

The Navy has honored the men… USS Sullivans The first US Navy ship named after more than one person. There are _____USS Sullivans ___________.

You’re in the Army Now (286) 1.What did we do to prepare for war? 2.How did they prepare soldiers for battle?

What would YOU do? If you were 17 and our Navy was attacked, like at Pearl Harbor, what would your reaction be?

A Segregated Military (287) 1.How did they organize different races? 2.What other minorities (besides blacks) were segregated?

Women Join the Armed Forces (288) 1.What were women soldiers not allowed to be a pare of? 2.What were WAAC and WASP?

Converting the Economy (289) 1.How did the President encourage more production of war materials? 2.How was the cost-plus system an improvement on the normal government project process?

American Industry (289) Replace __________ Factories had been under producing Factories retooled to make strategic goods – Rifles and Helmets – Artillery thanks – Bullets and bombs – New style bombers and fighter aircraft Building ________ __________ Cargo ships being sunk by German subs Sped up time to finish: 244 days -> days