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

2. 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.

3. Impact of Pearl Harbor

4. In perspective

5. Revenge

6. Bluejacket.com

7. Revenge

8. Fear Source Click for full text

9. Fear

10. Encarta Japanese-Americans En Route to Internment Camp

11. Fear Smithsonian Institution Internment Camp

12. Fear Internment Camp Locations Wikipedia

13. Internment Camps

14. Video – 9:26

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

16. 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

17. Fear Source

18. Fear

21. Even Smokey the Bear had to wait his turn

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

23. Freedom of Speech

24. Freedom of Worship

25. Freedom From Want

26. Freedom From Fear

27. Fear Video

28. Security Rainfall.com

29. Security

30. Unity

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

33. Unity

34. War Production The Higgins Boat Project

35. War Production

36. Bluejacket.com

37. War Production

38. Rainfall.com

39. War Production

40. Library of Congress

41. War Production

42. Title

43. War Production

46. Title

47. Lesson 16 - Part II WW II – Society At War: The Home Fronts Link to Part II

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