During FDR's fireside chats, he asked the american people to do everything they could to help with ____________________.

__________(only allowing a small amount of certain goods) was one government solution to help support the troops.

Each member of the family would receive a ration book each month. The book contained _________________that they would use to keep track of how much of certain goods they were allowed to buy every month.

The government issued ration books for the following things:

Families did all of the following to save ration stamps except:

Since the fighting men were overseas, the factories needed new employees. The government encouraged _________to take these jobs

which of the following posters shows a character created by the government to encourage women to take factory jobs making war goods.

___________________is famous for being the first female flying instructor in Tennessee and narrowly escaping Japanese fire during the bombing of Pearl Harbor.

A few Tennesseans found that serving their country through means of ________________was very effective.

Which of these famous Tennesseans did NOT contribute to the war efforts by entertaining the troops overseas.

The day of the allied invasion of France by both land and sea is known as :

D-Day completely took the ____________ by surprise and became the largest invasion by sea in history.