'War production' presentation slideshows

WW II

WW II. 1940 - 1945. U.S. Enters the War. December 8, 1941: FDR appears before joint session of Congress declaring Dec. 7 "a day that will live in infamy " Congress votes to declare war on Japan. December 10: Japanese forces invade the Philippines

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WWI- The Great War

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World War II: The American Home Front

SHUT UP. PRODUCE. SACRIFICE. World War II: The American Home Front. & HATE. USHC 7.2.

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Revolution and Nationalism

Revolution and Nationalism. Chapter 14. Revolutions in Russia. Chapter 14 Section 1. Czars Resist Change. Czar Alexander III and absolute authority Czars Continue Autocratic Rule Censorship and secret police Oppression of racial and religious minorities specifically who? (pogroms?)

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Waging War in America

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Mobilizing for War

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World War II at Home

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US in World War II

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Vocabulary List

Vocabulary List. Ration: a fixed allowance of provisions or food War Bonds: a debt issued by a government for the purpose of financing military operations during times of war Interment: the imprisonment or confinement of people, commonly in large groups,

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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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America Gets Ready For War!

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CHAPTER 31

CHAPTER 31. CAUSES OF WORLD WAR I LUSITANIA SINKS GERMAN U-BOAT ATTACKS ZIMMERMAN TELEGRAM. U.S and the War in Europe. U.S. was making money from war production Trade between Germany and America had been cut due to British trade rules

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The Great Depression

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Warm-Up

Warm-Up. Would you describe the attitude of the US at isolationist or interventionist from 1935-1941? Describe 2 points that helped you make your conclusion. WWII. Pearl Harbor, US Enters WW2. Japanese Militarism. Militarism leads to imperialism 1940 FDR places embargo on resources

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Chapter 29

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WWII Homefront

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Pre-WWII U.S. Action

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Unit 3: Decades of Change The Home Front (chapter 8)

Unit 3: Decades of Change The Home Front (chapter 8). 8.3.3 Analyze the effects of the Second World War on Canada and its people. Economic Effects. Economic boom (demand created for raw materials, weapons war supplies)

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