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Took jobs that men often had…factories, etc. Earning paychecks, gaining experience Rosie the Riveter

Still economically and socially segregated separate living quarters from white soldiers. Tuskegee Airmen

 Rationing: economic control by limiting the use and purchase of goods.  Ex. Butter, nylon, rubber, etc.  Victory gardens: producing own food in effort for the war.

Office of War Information:  encourage support for the war.  radio, print, and movies.

War bonds  generated money for the war G.I. Bill  money given to soldiers while serving in the army.

Baby boom  high increase of birth rates right after the war (1950s)  Today called the “baby boomers”

Pearl Harbor led to fear of disloyal Japanese Americans living in the states. They were put into internment camps  temporary imprisonment  FDR signed an Executive Order enforcing this

Targeted more than Germans Why?  Racism  lack of political power  Isolated from American culture

You may choose to either write about KEY events in a newspaper article, such as battles, atomic bomb, pearl harbor, Hitler, baby boom, etc. You are a Japanese- American who just was removed from their home. You are to write a postcard back to your friends describing your horrible experience. Use the information provided to help you. Must contain no less than 3 facts from packet.

Nazi (Germany) Party Attempt to exterminate (kill)  gypsies  disabled  Gays  Jewish community  Genocide

Nuremburg Laws  Policies/laws to ensure a pure Aryan race  denied German citizenship to Jews  Segregation from rest of Germany population  denied marriage between Jews and non –Jews

Kristallnahct (night of broken glass)  night of acts of violence towards Jews  Many killed and arrested  Businesses broken into

Concentration camps  Where groups of people were confined in harsh conditions  Forced labor that benefited Hitler’s Third Reich (his army)

 Death Camps  sole purpose was to die and “cleanse” the races.  Largest death camp  Auschwitz, Poland.

 FDR responds buy establishing the War Refugee Bar that sends the Red Cross over to Europe to save the Jews.  America then liberates, or frees, the camps from German rule after the war is over.  A RESULT OF THIS WAR IS THAT AMERICA NOW OFFICIALLY RECOGNIZES ISRAEL(A JEWISH NATION) AS A NATION.