The Home Front

Americans set up _____________________ programs to protect themselves.

Money was raised for the war by increasing _____________________.

Factory workers agreed not to ___________________________.

People needed ___________________________ to buy things.

The American people had _______________________ feelings.

strike

• a. money gathered by a government to help pay for what that government does

• b. not faithful to a person or country

• c. a change in the body that keeps it from working correctly; a sickness

• d. the stopping of work by workers to force an employer to do what the workers ask

• e. the act of turning out all city lights so that enemy planes would have difficulty seeing to bomb

blackout

• a. money gathered by a government to help pay for what that government does

• b. not faithful to a person or country

• c. a change in the body that keeps it from working correctly; a sickness

• d. the stopping of work by workers to force an employer to do what the workers ask

• e. the act of turning out all city lights so that enemy planes would have difficulty seeing to bomb

tax

• a. money gathered by a government to help pay for what that government does

• b. not faithful to a person or country

• c. a change in the body that keeps it from working correctly; a sickness

• d. the stopping of work by workers to force an employer to do what the workers ask

• e. the act of turning out all city lights so that enemy planes would have difficulty seeing to bomb

disease

• a. money gathered by a government to help pay for what that government does

• b. not faithful to a person or country

• c. a change in the body that keeps it from working correctly; a sickness

• d. the stopping of work by workers to force an employer to do what the workers ask

• e. the act of turning out all city lights so that enemy planes would have difficulty seeing to bomb

disloyal

• a. money gathered by a government to help pay for what that government does

• b. not faithful to a person or country

• c. a change in the body that keeps it from working correctly; a sickness

• d. the stopping of work by workers to force an employer to do what the workers ask

• e. the act of turning out all city lights so that enemy planes would have difficulty seeing to bomb