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air raid drills. 
2. They would go 

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1.women made 87,620 warships during the war.
2. Women made 296,429 airplanes
3.Women worked as police people, mechanics, and factory workers.

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1. Women saved lives during the war.
2. They served in the Armed forces.

3. Queen Elizabeth was a good symbol of unity for the british.

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1.African Americans demanded the  right to wartime jobs.

2.when the African Americans dyed the tail of there planes red and they are called the Red Tails.

3.They didn't fight troops but,they did driving supply trucks ,maintaining war vehicles,and in other support roles.

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Teshegee Airman was the first group to be able to be pilots. AA didnt get as many good opprotunites to fight in ww11. Americans wanted them to be segrated. Segrated - seprate then everyone else

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1. Women helped serve the armed forces.
2. children had half lessons and had to share classrooms
3. African Americans were not a part of fighting troops

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1.They gave kids free meals

2.Kids had to be evacuated in the city

3.Children still went to school

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One of the most famous groups were the Tuskegee Airmen

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AA demanded to get war time jobs and FDR demanded the get a chance.

Whites did not respect or trust AA on the battle fields.

Whites did not trust AA with modern guns and protection.

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1. For most of the time in school they would do air raid drills.
2. They would go out and get metal scraps in allies and ditches for $1.
3.They would play a game called war were you would never die because if you got hit someone would come and take care of you and you would go back to shooting your opponent.

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Women really were important
1. they helped people that were hurt in the armed forces.
2. women also severed in general in the armed forces
3. AA were also very important like over 2.5 million AA registered for the draft.

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1. Women took place of their husbands and sons
2. Women planted food for the solders.
3.Before the war started , women did not work in factories.

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for  the children back then  in school they had to pay for their food but only got free milk.

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The Tuskegee Airmen painted the back of their airplanes red. Then they got their nickname "Red Tails!"

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Mostly all women took the mens job because they were in war, so the women had to work in factories, and built trucks, ships,and airplanes. The women were also army cops, and nurses. Women also had to work as Airforce service pilots. Also women wrote letters almost every day to there husband!!!!

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~Children's had to evacuee
~ sum children went to school during WW2 but only learned about air raid drills
~children saved money every week and so did schools for war effort a fund was called Spitfict
~children ate and had to pay for there food but got free milk
~the left school at the age of 14

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The U.S. military was still segregated during World War 2!

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1.Kids will have toy-exchanges
2.Toy were war theme

3.Many toys were made of paper

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1. many women had to work in armed forces 2.some jobs that women worked in during world war 2 were very dangreous like nurses their hospitals were very close to war.

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During WWII children went to school.
Some schools had half day lessons,with
two schools one classroom.

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Rosie the Riveter inspired women to work in factories and to work hard and try their best. IMPORTANT WOMEN:
Eleanor Roosevelt
Tokyo Rose
Eva Braun
Sophie Scholl
Anne Frank.

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Some children went to school during ww2 but only learned about air raid drills which was leaving classroom and going to air raid shelters when sirens went on .

Children also saved money each week and schools also raised
by staring spitfires

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African Americans  worked behind the fighting lines driving supply trucks maintaining war vehicles and other support roles.                              They served as fighter pilots , tanks operators , grounds operators , ground troops , and officers.

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Women worked in factories producing ships, tanks, and  more. They were also Army nurses and Army cops. They also did victory gardens and rationing,took care of children,wrote letters to their husband overseas, and did scrap drives. One other important perosn was Rosie the Riveter.
IMPORTANT WOMEN:
1.Eleanor Roosevelt
2.Queen Elizabeth
3.Tokyo Rose
4.Eva Braun
5. Sophie Scholl
6.Ann Frank

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If children wanted to get new shoes they would be wearing cardboard shoes. Children also had to do air raid drills for school.

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1.chidren went to school. 2.learned lessons on air raid cass and leaving class to air raid shelters.3scholl saved money for war effort a fund was called a spitfict

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1. Most Children left school by age 14 but in 1944 the school leaving age was raised to 15.

2. Children could enter the  Forces at age 16.

3. Schools moved from towns into the country.

4. Kids toys were made by paper or card because rubber, plastic, wood, and metal were needed for he  war..

5. Children learned in school air~raid drills.

6. Schools raised money for the War Effort by starting spitfires

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Women faced discrimination but, " Rosie the riveter" became an icon to women of that period.

Women also began to work as husbands, sons, and brothers in factories and built air planes,trucks and ships.

Women were responsible for victory gardens.

Women served in the Women's Army Corps or WAC. This was a branch of the armed forces started up in 1992. Women served in non-combat areas such as mechanics repairing veichels army post office sorting mail and working in communications and warning systems.

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At this time kids did go to school.
Women mostly worked in nurse corps and served in the WAC. African Americans also had a very important role in the U.S. military. Children also left school at age 14 but in 1944 they left at age 15. Children also took lessons on air-raids and leaving the classroom to air-raid shelters.

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2.5 million of the men registerd for the millitary service.

They served in a dinstinction that was made valuable and it still makes a continue through the war

The war had higher prasies  and people struggle to sacrificed there life

The first person that went the U.S marines was Howard P. Perry

There was a person that graduated from training a radio and his was Reginald Brandon

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1. Women served through out the military even landing in Normandy a few weeks after D-day.
2.  There were 150,000 women in the WAC ( women army corps) by the end of the war.
3. Women served in a variety of areas including field hospitals, ship hospitals, medical transport planes, and evacuation hospitals.

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1  Womens served in variety of areas including field hospitials ,ship hospitails, medical transport planes and evacuation hospitails.
2 Some womens served as nurses in the army nurse crops.
3 Womens worked in factories producing ships,tanks munitions and other much needed products for the war effort.

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1.Over 2.5 million African Americans registered for the draft.
2.Tuskegee airmen were the first black servicemen as military aviators.
3.Before and during the war law stated black troops could't fight with white troops.
4.At the start of the war African Americans worked in the support roles.
5.Tuskegee airmen flew thousands of bombing and fighting missions over Italy.

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1.Children fousht in the war except Britain.
2.Children learned air raid drills and children went to
shelters called  air raid  shelters.
3. To raise money children's schools raised money for war effort schools startedspit fire funds
4.Children's  schools  went to towns and countries.
5.Children were at risk for lives because their were air raids near their school.
5.Children had lots of toys,but war themed.
6.Many wartime toys were made out of paper or card,because rubber,plastics,wood and metal were needed for the  war.

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1. Over 2.5 million men registered for the draft.
2. African Americans role was to be fighter pilots,tank opreators,ground troops and officers.
3. The Tuskegee airmen were segregated during their job
4. The Tuskegee airmen were the first black servicemen to serve as military  aviators in the U.S.

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1African Americans demanded the right to wartime jobs and president Roosevelt ordered that they be given opportunity.2 Over 2.5 million African Americans men registered for the draft.3 African American women also volunteered in a large number.4 African American played a important role in the military during WWll.5 Howard P. Perry, the first African American to enlist in the Marines. Breaking167-year old Barrie

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1. The children during world war 2 had to  learn the air raid drills so the kids would know when to leave to go into the air raid shelters
2. At the school for dinner the kids  would save there money and the schools would give them free
milk  but most of the time the kids would have to pay a small charge
3. At the age of 16 they could join the forces at the age of 18 most would be called up for to be conscripted for the forces or war or  work in coil mines or in factories
A fact in 1945 German had a 11 and 10 year old took place in the last week of the war

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My 3 vips are elizabeth betty reilly celerbrated her  15th birthday on the day the japanese bombed peal harbor.
The women also helped to keep the country together at the home front.
Women made the weapons like warships and tanks and guns and
bombs.

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African Americans demanded the right to wartime jobs and President Roosevelt ordered that they be given opportunity. Many more African Americans moved to cities in the north and on the Pacific coast to work in wartime industries. African Americans made some strides in the military during the war, such as the Tuskegee Airmen; however, they still served in segregated units, as was the experience in previous wars, and were often assigned duties of lesser importance because of racial prejudice that often led those in power to doubt in their capabilities. The role played by African American soldiers in the war and the treatment by whites on the home front during and after the war ended prompted President Truman to order that the army be desegregated after World War II. The experiences of African Americans proving themselves by serving their country at home and abroad, called the double victory campaign, helped lay the foundation for the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s.

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Women, as homemakers, were responsible for rationing and victory gardens. More women also began to work outside the home. They took the place of husbands, sons, and brothers in factories and built airplanes, trucks, and ships. Although women faced discrimination, ‘Rosie the Riveter’ became an icon of the period. Women were expected to return home when the war ended and the soldiers returned to their jobs. Despite hardships, such as discrimination and lack of child care,many women missed the workplace. This wartime experience helped lay the foundation for the women’s movement of the 1960s.