EVACUATION - A WAR CONTRIBUTION -

The video discusses the evacuation of several thousand people in southwest England to make way for U.S. Army invasion rehearsals. Despite the hardship, residents understand the necessity for the war effort. Personal stories, like that of Jack White from the British Navy, highlight the emotional and logistical challenges faced by those uprooted from their homes. The video concludes with a reflection on the broader impact of these sacrifices.

Why were several thousand people evacuated from the southwest of England?

• For the United States Army's invasion rehearsals and battle training

• To make room for a new housing development

• To build a new airport

• Due to a natural disaster

How did the local people feel about being uprooted from their homes?

• They found it tough but accepted it for the war effort

• They were excited about the change

• They refused to leave

• They were indifferent

What was the main reason the villagers accepted the evacuation?

• They were promised new homes

• They believed it would help shorten the war

• They were given financial compensation

• They wanted to travel

Who is Jack White and what is his situation?

• A British Navy member being evacuated

• A local farmer who is staying behind

• A US Army officer in charge of the training

• A journalist covering the evacuation

What is Jack White's attitude towards the evacuation?

• He is indifferent and doesn't care

• He is accepting as long as it benefits the war

• He is excited about moving to a new place

• He is angry and refuses to leave