'War industries' presentation slideshows

War On Two Fronts

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War Mobilization

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Civil Rights Movement

Civil Rights Movement. Is about ALL minority groups including: African-Americans, Native Americans, women, Latinos, etc. Civil Rights Movement. African-American civil rights movement begins after the American Civil War Reconstruction Amendments (13 th , 14 th , & 15 th )

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The War to End War

The War to End War. 1917-1918. Wilson and Neutrality. January 1917: Germany announces unrestricted submarine warfare This proclamation voided the earlier agreement between Wilson and Germany Germany hoped that the US would remain neutral and stop supplying Britain before entering war

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Wartime Migration

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CHAPTER 23

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The War at Home and What the War Meant to Canada

The War at Home and What the War Meant to Canada. Ms. Campbell Socials 11. The War at Home. During WW2 the Canadian Home Front made enormous contributions Total War led many factories to produce war supplies Factories operated non-stop and Canadians worked long hours. The Home Front.

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Day 133: America in World War II

Day 133: America in World War II. Baltimore Polytechnic Institute April 3, 2014 A/A.P. U.S. History Mr. Green. Announcements. Chapter 34 Quiz on Friday 1932-1944 Election Chart due on Monday. America in World War II. Objectives:

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Chapter 37

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Americans Prepare for War

Americans Prepare for War. I. Congress Declares War on April 6, 1917. a. The Germans broke the Sussex pledge and began unrestricted submarine warfare b. The Zimmerman Note outraged the American Public. Rallying the Public.

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Winning the War

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Women in USA in the 1920s

Women in USA in the 1920s. The 1920s brought freedom and opportunity for women because there were some things they could not do before WW1. Before WW1 middle-class women in the USA were expected to lead restricted lives. They had to wear restrictive clothes and behave politely.

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Life on the Home Front:

Life on the Home Front:. Early February 1942: the end of automobile production in the United States. Last car on February 4th. Automobile plants were retooled within weeks to produce tanks, planes, boats, and command cars. Please view this as a slide show!.

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The Legacy of the War

The Legacy of the War. Chapter 11 Section 5 Page 366. Political Changes. Federal government assumed supreme national authority & no state ever seceded again. Greatly increased the power of the federal government. Taxing private income Required everyone to accept paper currency

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The Legacy of the War

The Legacy of the War. Chapter 11 Section 5 Page 366. Political Changes. Federal government assumed supreme national authority & no state ever seceded again. Greatly increased the power of the federal government. Taxing private income Required everyone to accept paper currency

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Goals of the Civil Rights Movement

Goals of the Civil Rights Movement. Standard 8.1 E.Q. What were the key goals of the modern civil rights movement? . Goals of the Civil Rights Movement. Equal Treatment Declaration of Independence Reconstruction Decent Housing Right to Vote. Policy Changes.

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#3. An Economic overview of wwi

#3. An Economic overview of wwi. By Eric Bercaw , Kyle Boyd, and Graham Boreland. Government economic regulations. In 1916, the government created the councils of national defense. It oversaw the governments preparedness for a war.

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#3. An Economic overview of wwi

#3. An Economic overview of wwi. By Eric Bercaw , Kyle Boyd, and Graham Boreland. Government economic regulations. In 1916, the government created the councils of national defense. It oversaw the governments preparedness for a war.

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