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Ch 20

Ch 20. America in WWII. The Arsenal of Democracy U.S. Industrial Output Twice that of Germany Five times that of Japan 3. Govt. Began mobilizing economy before entering the war. B. Cost-Plus Contracts C. Reconstruction Finance Corporation -Made loans to companies

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Mobilizing for War

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Chapter 25

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Do Now

Do Now. 1) What do you think would have to happen for the US to join World War II? 2) How do you think the US might respond if they were attacked? . Reminders. News Article Analysis due FRIDAY!. 9.4- Pearl Harbor. Interactions with Japan.

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HY 303 - Warfare and Modern Society Wayne E. Sirmon, M.A.Ed. History Department University of South Alabama

The Arsenal of Democracy Logistics During World War Two. HY 303 - Warfare and Modern Society Wayne E. Sirmon, M.A.Ed. History Department University of South Alabama. The Arsenal of Democracy Logistics During World War Two. Material & design, development, acquisition

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America and World War II

America and World War II. Mobilizing for War. Introduction. The US was unwilling and unprepared for war. The people quickly banded together America would become the most productive and efficient war-making machine in the world

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Women and WW1

Women and WW1. to understand the contribution made by women in WW1. Women and WW1. Before WW1 women were not treated as equals by men . The suffragettes had been campaigning for the vote but called it off when the war started. They got behind the government and supported the war effort.

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Women Air Force Pilots

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Women at Home and Abroad

Brad Johnson Andrew Roehm Kim Reott Raeanna Westbrook Michael Berquist. Women at Home and Abroad. Rosie the Riveter. A cultural icon of the United States representing the American women who worked in factories during WWII.

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