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1 Learning Objectives: To understand how WW2 affected women
Learning Objectives: To understand how WW2 affected women. To know that posters aimed at women were used in WW2. To determine what makes an effective poster. Philip Zec, IWM PST 3645

2 Modern Posters

3 WW2 Posters Air Raid Wardens Wanted, Cecil Walter Bacon, IWM PST 13848
In an Air Raid... If You Are Out of Doors, artist unknown, IWM PST 13836 London County Council ARP, F Bernard Clarke, IWM PST 8166

4 Women were asked to do many jobs in WW2….
Auxiliary Territorial Service (ATS) Women’s Royal Air Force (WRAF) Entertainers Secret Agents Codebreakers

5 Women’s Timber Corps Women’s Land Army Factory Workers Women’s Voluntary Service

6 Grew their own food Rationed food and clothes Looked after evacuees

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