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2 How Did Young Americans Support War Effort in WWII? Boy Scouts collect milkweed pods for lifejacket stuffing

3 1 America was shocked and angered by the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941 Click here to find out more about Pearl Harbor

4 2 Click here open to Google Earth and visit Pearl Harbor

5 3 American wanted to fight back to avenge the attack.

6 4 America Declared War on the Axis Powers – Japan, Germany and Italy Click to hear President Franklin Delano Roosevelt addressing the US Congress

7 5 Americans of all ages pitched in to support the war effort They grew their own food in “Victory Gardens”

8 6 They tried hard to conserve and reuse resources

9 7 Watch this movie!

10 8 Play the online Homefront simulation game

11 PowerPoint book template developed by Judy Kinz jjkinz@gmail.com

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