Citizens Celebrate First World War II Easter In New York City and Atlantic City

The video highlights the first Easter during WWII, showcasing the vibrant Easter parade on Fifth Avenue with 500,000 attendees, many in uniform. It describes various Easter hats and their significance, including a hat for national defense. The video also covers Easter events at Rockefeller Center and Atlantic City, emphasizing the contrast between wartime undertones and festive celebrations. It concludes with a focus on family and children's enjoyment of Easter, highlighting bunnies as a symbol of joy amidst the war.

What was the significance of the Easter parade on Fifth Avenue during the Second World War?

• It marked a record turnout despite the wartime context.

• It was held in a different location than usual.

• It was the first Easter parade ever held.

• It was canceled due to the war.

Which type of hat was NOT mentioned as part of the Easter parade?

• Hats with veils

• Floppy hats

• Bird hats

• Cowboy hats

What unique feature did one of the Easter hats have during the parade?

• It was made of gold.

• It was designed by a famous artist.

• It combined elements for national defense.

• It was the largest hat ever made.

Where did Rockefeller Center hold its Easter services?

• Outdoors at the tourist mecca

• In a private garden

• Indoors in a large hall

• In a nearby church

What was the focus for children during the Easter celebrations?

• Military parades

• Historical reenactments

• Easter bunnies

• War-time speeches