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America in World War II

America in World War II. Chp. 13-14. German Forces Turn to the West. On September 3, 1939, Great Britain and France declared war on Germany. They became known as the Allies.

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WWI - The War to End War (1917-1918)

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Chapter 23

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Chapter 25

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The Progressive Era

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Chapter 30: The War to End all Wars, 1917-1918

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Chapter 23

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Standard 6 EOC Review

Standard 6 EOC Review. 1. Imperialism is a policy where A. Weaker countries exert their economic, political, and military control over stronger countries. B. Stronger countries exert their economic, political, and military control over weaker countries.

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Americans join the war effort

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World War I

World War I. What caused it? How was it fought? What were the results? What was the impact on the home front?. I. European Origins. Hopes for a world order of peace and progress by 1914 Competitive Nationalism Entangling Alliances A Growing Arms Race General Mobilization Theory

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Mobilizing the Home Front

Mobilizing the Home Front. After Pearl Harbor, Americans from all backgrounds committed themselves to mobilizing for war and to the defense of what President Roosevelt called the Four Freedoms. Building National Morale.

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Mobilizing for World War II

Mobilizing for World War II. America Goes to War (again). Mobilizing the Economy. The War Production Board Offered fixed, generous profits for war contracts Helped finance conversion to war production and new factories, shipyards, etc. $175,000,000,000 in war contracts

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The Great Patriotic War

The Great Patriotic War. After reviewing the events of imperialism, do you think that WWI was an inevitability? Explain. Europe on the Eve of War. Rising Standard of Living Role of Technology Longevity and Medical Advancements Rise of Constitutionalism Nationalistic Forces

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World War II 1941-1945

That means 2. World War II 1941-1945. Chapter 25. Why War?.

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WWII: Effects on American Life

WWII: Effects on American Life. Scope of Mobilization. # of people who registered for the draft = 31 million # of people who served in the armed forces = 15 million. Mobilization for black Americans. Approx. 700,000 black Americans served, in all branches, in segregated units

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Mobilizing for War Lesson 23-4

Mobilizing for War Lesson 23-4. The Main Idea The outbreak of World War II spurred the mobilization of American military and industrial might. Reading Focus How did the U.S. armed forces mobilize to fight World War II?

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COS Standard 4

COS Standard 4. Describe causes, events and the impact of military involvement of the US in WWI, including mobilization and economic and political changes. Causes. In the 1860s, Prussia began a series of wars to unite the German states.

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World War I

World War I. Life on the Home Front. Female Work Force. War opens up new jobs for women After wars end, however, women were laid off Most of these women were happy to have had jobs and contribute to the war effort in some way. Mobilizing for War. WWI will cost US nearly $35.5 billion.

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