Home front during World War II

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    1. Describe the changing work roles of women and domestic servants during World War II. (MCCCD Competencies - 8, 14) During World War II, many work role changes affected the roles women and servants played, what were they; and how did it effect their home life? While work roles have changed over the years for women, the most affect years where during the World War 2 era; especially in those higher man forced positions such as welding, riveting, and testing of planes. That’s because…

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    importance of this land. To gain this land, he required the cession of it to Germany, otherwise, he may start a war. He successfully persuaded Britain and French not to defend Czechoslovakia, which allowed Germany to occupy the Sudetenland. It should be studied today because this land consists a large number of German speakers so that Hitler wanted to occupy it. The Munich Agreement was signed during this process, in which the Sudentenland was ceded to the Germany. Blitzkrieg…

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    land of the free and the home of the brave, freedom comes at a price, and often that price is a war for peace. The concept is ironic- for there to be peace, there must be war; for there to be light, there must be darkness; for there to be bravery, there must be fear. World War II is the epitome of this irony. For six years, it seemed as if humanity was at war with itself; more than fifty nations across the globe participated in what is now deemed the most devastating war to have ever occurred in…

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    Field of Color “Midterm Analytical Essay” World War II, for most people, conjures up images of Pearl Harbor, Nazis, and Japanese concentration camps comes to mind; but for those minorities who served in the military in any capacity in WWII, either became the new front line for a different type of war, or a savior from another. African-Americans were faced with brutality and social segregation, meanwhile Native-Americans found a military that respected them and revered them as some of the best…

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    the world resulted into one of the most significant and devastating periods of the 20th century. The Second World War, also known as World War 2, was a global war that erupted as a result of tensions between global powers. “The war was in many respects a continuation after an uneasy 20 year hiatus of disputes left unsettled by the First World War” (Encyclopaedia Britannica, World War II). The Second World War included the “vast majority of the world’s nations” (Encyclopaedia Britannica, World…

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    Future triumph was a common belief many citizens of the United States possessed after war was declared on Japan. Interviews were conducted throughout cities in the U.S. to construct a database of the feelings possessed by the public after America entered World War II (WWII). On December 9th after the bombing, Charles S. Potts, a professor at Southern…

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    efficient and realistic is photography and film. With its emergence in the 19th century photography played a significant role during national conflicts in different countries and World War II. The way a picture can capture a moment cannot be underestimated, as it is one of the most realistic and reliable kinds of evidence one can provide. Photography is a truth-telling technology. War is only one of many subjects that lured early photographers, but it was one that promised a large audience.…

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    “live in infamy” (Lee 1), but also drag the United States into World War II, an international conflict that would become the hallmark event of the 1940s. This provocation was enough to pull America out of its isolationist policy and onto the global stage, but while battles were being fought overseas, the war was working permanent changes in American society and culture. The hardships of World War II united the American people on the home front, and despite efforts to halt the progression of…

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    of the two genders in Canadian Society during the 1940s, the variety of roles that they performed during World War II undeniably played an essential part in Canada’s victory. First of all, due to a large amount of men enlisting into the army during WW2, a massive number of women became responsible for helping to sustain the Canadian economy by working for various industries. Second of all, they were involved in the home front by contributing to the total war effort through any means possible.…

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    military. During the Civil War, women helped supply soldiers with food, clothing, and even money, which they raised with fundraisers and fairs. These are the basic things expected from women, cooking, sewing and cleaning, and organization. They are expected to do all this to take care of their men. During the Civil War, women took a big jump for womankind, they made it to the front lines. They worked as nurses. They were inspired by Florence Nightingale, and they wanted to be more active in the…

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