'Victory gardens' presentation slideshows

Unit 11 Vocabulary

Unit 11 Vocabulary. Texas in the Great Depression and World War II. i nternment camps. POW camps. ration. stock market. military installation. rural. urban. stocks. Great Depression. soup kitchens. Dust Bowl. New Deal. Social Security. victory gardens. Holocaust. Axis Powers.

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WWII

WWII. Chapter 35. Women in the Defense Plants. The popular belief pre-WWII was that women should remain in the home and allow men to have the jobs to support their families The wartime labor shortage meant that married women were now being recruited to work

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America and the Second World War

America and the Second World War History 17B Lecture 9 A World Transformed From economic fears in Great Depression to fears of personal loss during World War II. America emerged from war stronger. Lecture Goals Analyze economic, social, and international changes of the war.

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Window #4: The United States at War

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Daily Life on the Home Front

Daily Life on the Home Front. Angela Brown Chapter 15 Section 2. Learning Targets. Describe some features of American popular culture during WWII. Explain how shortages and controls affected everyday civilian life. List some of the ways the government enlisted public support.

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U.S. Foreign Policy through the great War

U.S. Foreign Policy through the great War. Unit 4. Imperialism. The policy in which stronger nations extend their economic, political, or military control over weaker territories. Imperialism.

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World War 1

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World War II

World War II. Click on the picture to get an overview of WWII!. Created by White Knoll Elementary School 5th Grade Team. 1919-1923: Germany

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The Home Front

The Home Front. Essential Question. What was the role of the home front during the war?. BUILDING A MILITARY. Army was small Selective Service Act of 1917 Volunteers. Who Else Volunteered. African Americans Women. Mobilizing. War Industries Board (WIB) Victory Gardens

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1. What was required by the Neutrality Acts ? Did they succeed in keeping the US neutral

1. What was required by the Neutrality Acts ? Did they succeed in keeping the US neutral 2. Why did Roosevelt ask Congress to pass the Lend Lease Act ? 3. What was the relationship between Japan and the US before the attack on Pearl Harbor?

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Gardens for Cultural Heritage

Gardens for Cultural Heritage. Presented to The Gulf South Summit March 25-28 Baton Rouge, Louisiana Jeanne L. Gillespie, Ph.D. The University of Southern Mississippi.

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WW I Coach White Global Studies II

WW I Coach White Global Studies II. Allied Powers. ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________. 1914 War Begins. The Germans plan as the war starts was known as the Schiefflen Plan .

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World War I

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Gardening 101

Gardening 101. Think you know gardening? Think again!. Organic Gardening. Non-GMO Gardening. Community Gardens. Green Roofs. Victory Gardens. Xeriscaping. Water Garden. Terrace Gardens. Permaculture Garden. Rock Gardens. Vertical Garden. Subsistence Agriculture.

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World History Honors

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WWI: The War at Home

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Mobilizing for War

Mobilizing for War. War bonds, rations and victory gardens . War Bonds. Low interest loans by citizens to the government Repaid by the government in a number of years. Victory Gardens. Used by civilians so that more food could be sent to the soldiers Backyards Vacant lots. Rationing.

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American WWII Homelands

American WWII Homelands. By: K eagan, A shton, M atthew. WWII Rationing. Rationing was a system that provided products. Rationing made all items such as gas,oil,metal,meat and other foods very scarce. Sugar and coffee were very scarce.

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