Lesson 16 WW II – Society At War: The Home Fronts.

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Lesson 16 WW II – Society At War: The Home Fronts

Lesson Objectives Develop an appreciation for the impact of the war on the home fronts in the U.S., U.K., and Germany. Understand the implementation and implications of Selective Service in the U.S. Understand the basic economic strength of each of the major Axis and Allied combatants. Analyze the impact of the different war production decisions made by the U.S., U.K., and Germany.

Impact of Pearl Harbor

In perspective

Revenge

Bluejacket.com

Revenge

Fear Source Click for full text

Fear

Encarta Japanese-Americans En Route to Internment Camp

Fear Smithsonian Institution Internment Camp

Fear Internment Camp Locations Wikipedia

Internment Camps

Video – 9:26

Internment Camps Video – 14:31 The Rest of the Story

Japanese-Americans in the War 442 nd Regimental Combat Team Go For Broke! Most highly decorated regiment in U.S. history 21 Medals of Honor – Italy, France, Germany

Fear Source

Fear

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Four Freedoms FDR State of the Union Address January 6, 1941 Text of Address

Freedom of Speech

Freedom of Worship

Freedom From Want

Freedom From Fear

Fear Video

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Security

Unity

Common Theme Sidebar German Army Belt Buckle “God is with us”

Unity

War Production The Higgins Boat Project

War Production

Bluejacket.com

War Production

Rainfall.com

War Production

Library of Congress

War Production

Title

War Production

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