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Ch. 26 Sec 3

readin strategy, graph ques. sec. assesment 1-6

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Reading StrategyHelping the war effort at the home front
1. victory gardens were planted to ration food
2. children collected scrap metal for use in building war supplies
3. joined the civil defense- they volunteered to watch out for enemy aircraft, incase of bombing
Graph QuestionsIn 1940 what percent of the labor force was made up of women? 24%
Section Assesment 1-6
1. Mobilization gathering recources and preparing for war
1. ration to give out scarce items on a limited basis
1. internment camp the detention centers where Japanese Americans were moved to and confined during WW2
2. List two ways the US financed the war 2. through taxes and borrowed money
3. How did wartime industrial production help the American economy recover from the depression? 3. due to production of war goods, incomes rose and prices stayed fairly stable
4. Why did many Americans move to industrial cities during the war? 4. to work in the factories helping the war effort. and because the incomes were fair at this time.
5. Explain how each of these actions helped the war effort.
5. Civil Defense 5. it took americans not fighting and made them lookouts for enemy planes
5. Bracero program 5. was when thousands on Mexicans were recruted for labor
5. Rationing 5. rationing food gave a bigger supply of food that could go to the American soldiers fighting the war.
6. Look at the graph on page 766. When did the number of women employed pass 10 million? 6. 1927
Page 769 do 1&2
1. why did reps. from chruches and other groups visit the camps? 1. they came to support and help. they wanted to get the kids out of the camps and back in school.
2. How do you think you would have felt in Uchida's place in the internment camp? 2. i would ask myself why we were here and wha we did to get here. i would qestion the reasoning of the gov. to put all the japanese americans in internment camps.
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