GA 5th Grade Common Core Social Studies Standards
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| What does mobilize mean? | To prepare for war
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| What happened to the armed forces in the United States in the 1920s and the 1930s? | The armed forces got much smaller during the 1920s and 1930s.
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| How did factories in the United States change after we entered World War II? | Factories changed from making consumer goods (clothes, cars, household goods, etc.) to making goods for war (uniforms, tanks, weapons, etc.)
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| Who was "Rosie the Riveter"? | That was the name given to all women who got jobs during World War II.
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| Why were so many women and African Americans able to get jobs in factories during World War II? | Because all the men who had been working in the factories were off fighting in the war.
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| What is a homefront? | The people back home who are not fighting in the war
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| How did people on the homefront help during the war? | Rationing goods
Planting Victory Gardens
Working in factories
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| What is a newsreel? | A short news film that reports current events.
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| What were some of the goods that were rationed during World War II? | Gasoline
Rubber
Coffee
Sugar
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| What were internment camps? | Temporary locations set up in the United States where Japanese Americans were sent to live during World War II
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| Why were people sent to internment camps in the United States? | Japanese Americans were sent to live in internment camps because people were afraid they would act as spies and try to get information about America to Japan.
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