7.2 America on the Homefront and Minorities during WWII Q

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How did war bonds contribute to the U.S. war effort during World War II?

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They provided financial support for military expenses.

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What was the primary purpose of rationing during World War II?

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To ensure fair distribution of scarce resources.

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Analyze how Victory Gardens contributed to the war effort on the homefront.

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They helped reduce the need for imported food.

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Explain the impact of women entering the workforce during World War II.

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It challenged traditional gender roles and expanded opportunities for women.

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What role did the Tuskegee Airmen play in World War II?

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They were African American pilots who protected American bombers.

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Evaluate the significance of the Navajo Code Talkers in military operations.

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They used their language to send secure messages that the enemy could not decipher.

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What was the effect of Executive Order 9066 on Japanese Americans?

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It forced them into internment camps, violating their civil rights.

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Discuss the long-term impact of Japanese internment on American society.

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It highlighted the dangers of prejudice and led to future civil rights reforms.

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How did the sale of war bonds reflect American patriotism during World War II?

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By demonstrating financial commitment to the war effort.

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Analyze the role of women in changing societal norms during World War II.

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Women proved they could perform jobs traditionally held by men, leading to shifts in gender roles.