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1 Children and the Home Front
Children Helped with the war effort By: Jamie Epstein and Abigail Berg

2 Materials Children collected tin, rubber, and other useful materials
These built things like airplanes, jeeps, wepons, and other war supplies

3 Victory Gardens They raised money and grew food in victory gardens
Posters persuaded young people to plant victory gardens

4 Paper Children collected paper at playgrounds and bundled it
Recycled paper helped the war effort

5 Henry Morgenthau In his Quotes “Tell the world :’ We are ready-ready for war, ready for victory, ready for peace.”

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