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Japanese Internment camps were made in dread of Japanese American government operatives that would be traitorous and help Japan in future assaults following Pearl Harbor. Somewhere in the range of 1942 and 1945 an aggregate of 10 camps were opened, holding roughly 120,000 Japanese Americans for changing time frames in California, Arizona, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, and Arkansas

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To bring together the numerous data administrations of the U.S. government and make a solitary correspondence line about the war to the American individuals. Through radio stations, papers, publications, photos, films and different types of media, the OWI was the association between the battlefront and non military personnel networks

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The War Production Board was an agency issued by the government to oversee and supervise war production during WW2. It rationed such things as gasoline, heating oil, metals, rubber, and plastics. It was dissolved shortly after the victory over Japan in 1945

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Definition - They're obligation protections given by the legislature to help money/bolster the war. 134 Million Americans were approached to buy war securities to help subsidize the war

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Definition - Allows an individual to have a specific measure of something. Typewriters, gas, bikes, footwear, silk, nylon, fuel oil, stoves, meat, grease, shortening and oils, cheddar, spread, margarine, handled nourishments, dried natural products, canned milk, kindling and coal, sticks, jams and organic product margarine were proportioned by November 1943

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The Office of Price Administration was set up inside the Office for Emergency Management of the United States government by Executive Order 8875 on August 28, 1941. The jobs of the OPA were initially to control cash and leases after the flare-up of World War II. The OPA gave a general greatest value guideline that made costs charged in March, 1942, the maximum price tags for most items

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Numerous processing plants and modern plants searched out ladies since they worked at a much lower cost than men. They did tasks, for example, spinners, carders, and weavers. In 2016, 60.0 percent of ladies working in the assembling business were white, contrasted and 18.7 percent Hispanic and 11.3 percent dark.

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Minority Groups and their Military Service 

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Minority Groups and their Military Service 

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Numerous minorities served in the military in WW2. Some include: Hispanic Americans, Jewish Americans, Native Americans, Chinese Americans, and others. 1 million African Americans served in the military somehow or another, shape, or structure in WWII

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Definition - The Women's Army Auxiliary Corps was built up to work with the United States Army, "to make accessible to the national protection the information, ability, and exceptional preparing of the ladies of the country."
Statistics - Over 150,000 American women served in the Women's Army Corps during WWII

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Definition - 18 year old men would be drafted into the war
Statistics - During WWII 49 million men were drafted and 36 million were classified and 10 million were inducted