'First peacetime draft' presentation slideshows

Allies

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AMERICA IN WORLD WAR II

AMERICA IN WORLD WAR II. BACKGROUND. After WWI, Americans had returned to their traditional policy of isolation More concerned with events at home than abroad Raised tariffs, restricted immigration, and insisted that allies pay back the war debts owed to Americans Some exceptions

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World War II

World War II. Before the war US enters the war The front lines The Pacific Europe End of War Liberating concentration camps The Homefront Japanese Internment Sacrifice and rationing Women Double V Zoot Suit Riots.

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Political Cartoon Analysis

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World War II

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World War II: The Front Lines

World War II: The Front Lines. Before the war The war in Europe Attitudes toward the war in the US US enters the war Pearl Harbor Government wartime propaganda The front lines The Pacific Europe End of War Liberating consentration camps US and the Soviet Union.

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Analyze the strengths and weaknesses of the Allied and Axis Powers in 1941.

Analyze the strengths and weaknesses of the Allied and Axis Powers in 1941. Outline the steps that the U.S. took to prepare for war. Increased production. More workers Increased production of cars, ammunition, rifles, aircraft, planes, naval vessels Ended the Depression

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Do Now

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World War II Review

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What is propaganda?

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13.4 America Enters the War

13.4 America Enters the War. I. The Isolationist Debate. By 1940, most Americans favored limited aid to the Allies The Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies wanted to do everything possible to help the Allies except armed intervention

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WWII-US Involvement and Turning Points

WWII-US Involvement and Turning Points. GSII Coach Thomas. Review. Vocabulary-GI, Victory Garden, Atlantic Charter, D-Day, Holocaust, Nuremberg Trials, Concentration Camps, Island Hopping, Kamikaze Name the Totalitarian leaders of this time.

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World War II Begins

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World War II: The Home Front

World War II: The Home Front. Essential Questions. How did America initially respond to the events leading to WWII? How did the war change the American home front, both culturally and socially? How did the war transform the U.S. economy both immediately and in the long term?

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Winning the War

Winning the War. SWBAT: explain how women, African Americans, Native Americans, and Asian Americans contributed to the war effort despite racism and sexism from the US government.

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