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us history unit 3a

Who’s Who in Life in America during World War II

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Charles Drew Dr. Charles Richard Drew (1904-1950) was born near Burlington, North Carolina. Dr. Drew, an African American physician and surgeon, was an authority on the preservation of human blood for transfusion.
Franklin D. Roosevelt President Franklin D. Roosevelt had begun creating agencies to oversee wartime production.
Albert Einstein a Jewish refugee from Hitler’s Germany, alerted Roosevelt to the possibility that Nazi scientists were seeking to develop an atomic bomb.
Harry S Truman The contributions of African Americans led President Harry S Truman to end segregation in the military in 1948; however, segregation was still practiced in schools, housing, and public facilities all over the United States.
J. Robert Oppenheimer The Manhattan Project’s scientific director was J. Robert Oppenheimer, and by 1945 many scientists had worked long hours to develop the atomic bomb.
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