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Propaganda can be found on this source page: https://sway.office.com/8UBo4bNukgUq6aNw?ref=Link

Use the sources included to help you answer the following questions:

How did the government foster unity during World War II?  How did
Americans contribute to the war effort on the home front?

How did wartime propaganda inform Americans’ view of the conflict going on
in the European and Pacific Theater?

How did World War II impact the American economy?

How were marginalized groups of Americans included in home front war
efforts?  How did marginalized groups either gain new freedoms or become
further marginalized during World War II?

Choose one example of propaganda that helps you to answer one of the questions above.

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How were marginalized groups of Americans included in home front war efforts? How did marginalized groups either gain new freedoms
or become further marginalized during World War II?

This propaganda demonstrates how home front war efforts required calling upon diverse populations to contribute to win the war.  The Bracero Program relied upon Latino laborers to help the US during wartime.  This poster might even suggest a broader definition of victory like the Double V campaign, which called upon the US to achieve a victory abroad and a victory at home by addressing civil rights issues on the home front.  However, prejudice toward Latinos as evidenced by events such as the Zoot Suit Riots shows further marginalization occurring as a result of the war.

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one way the war impacted the American economy was allowing women to work in the factories as men were sent off to the war. Shown in the propaganda poster the three women are taking up the jobs of being a nurse, factory worker, and even a mechanic. Women be a important role to boost Americas economy and change the way of the American life even after war had already ended.

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How did wartime propaganda inform Americans' view of the conflict going on in the European and Pacific Theater?

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This wartime propaganda informed Americans' view of the conflict in the European Theater in a negative way. It specifically targeted Germany and portrayed it as the main villain. -Kevin G

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How did WWII impact the American economy?

This propaganda demonstrates that the U.S. government started to ration resources in America. Citizens were also encouraged to ration resources for soldiers to fight in the war and have enough to go by. The limited purchase of resources in the economy did in fact change it.

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How were marginalized groups of Americans included in home front war efforts? The propaganda on the top of this post depicts an African American and a white American working together. This shows at in a time of need that people need to work together to defeat a common enemy. They placed their differences apart and worked together. It provided a lot of jobs of people of different races.

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This propaganda answers the first question: How did the government foster unity during World War 2? How did Americans contribute to the war effort on the home front? The government encouraged unity by encouraging citizen participation. They encouraged people to ration.

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How did wartime propaganda inform American's view of the conflict going on in the European and Pacific Theater?

Pieces of propaganda, such as this one, informed American's by usually making derogatory or negative images of enemy forces. They would either do this by making the leaders of countries look heavily cartoonish or extremely dangerous and realistic. These images would also be paired with catchy slogans that would be easy for the person looking at the image to remember.

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This propaganda answers the third question of "How did World War II impact the American Economy?" It does so because women were given more responsibility and opportunity since many of the men were off at war. Women kept the economy running, even in the absence of the guys.
- Sophia Tran

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How did the government foster unity during World War II? How did Americans contribute to the war effort on the home front?

This was the gov.'s way of fostering unity by telling the public that they have a duty to aid the war efforts. Americans contributed by being cautious about what information they share with others

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How did world war II impact the American economy?

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How did world war II impact the American economy?

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Since America joined WWII during the great depression, it is well known that the economy was already struggling. Therefore rationing just added to the problem by limiting many everyday items became scarce and this affected the economy because it makes the consumers want more product than there is available. This clearly depicts a high demand but low/limited supply.

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How did World War II impact the American economy?

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When World War II began, the United States was in the Great Depression which was a time of intense economic suppression and widespread dejection across the nation lasting from 1929 until 1939. When the war began, Americans were struggling financially and emotionally. They wished for the prosperity of the “roaring 1920s.” Inflation was not the only side effect of the war.

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How were marginalized groups of America included in home front war efforts? How did marginalized groups either gain new freedoms or become further marginalized during World War II.

This propaganda answers this question by showcasing how women were gaining new freedoms of working in usually male dominated jobs because of men being away fighting in the war.

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How did the government foster unity during World
War II?  How did Americans contribute
to the war effort on the home front?

During World War II, the United States government brought unity by making these types of propaganda posters to show how we could do our part on the home front. The Americans contributed on the home front by rationing. The poster shows how we need to think about others and ration to support the soldiers in the war, and without rationing it could lead to conflict.

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Areli Macias ( how did World War II impacted the American economy? )

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WWII helped bring the US economy out of the great depression. With the production of new factories and new war materials it is providing lots of jobs for people.

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How did the government foster unity during World War II?
How did Americans contribute to the war effort on the home front?
The government encouraged American citizens to ration certain consumer goods such as sugar, tires, and gasoline for the war effort. Rationing from Americans meant unity as it provided equality for all.

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The government fostered unity by creating a sense of charity among citizens. By making citizens feel patriotic for "doing with less" the citizens will naturally want to do so. Thus contributing to the war effort by not impending the gathering of supplies for troops on the home front.

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How did World War II impact the American economy?

People were encouraged to use their money to buy war bonds to help support the military during the war effort.

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How did wartime propaganda inform Americans' view of the conflict going on in the European and Pacific Theater?

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The wartime propaganda changed the way of living for Japanese living in America. They were mistreated and hated for something they had no control over. -Kevin G

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How were marginalized groups of Americans included in home front war efforts? How did marginalized groups either gain new freedoms or become further marginalized during World War II?
During the war, Jews were being excluded and marginalized because people thought that they were the reason Germany lost in WWII. In this image you can see how people view Jews as bad and trying to take control of the world. Many of these things led to prejudice against Jews for many years. They were not included in war fronts because they were getting killed and attacked more during WWII. They were basically included in bad ways.

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How did the government foster unity during World War II?  How did
Americans contribute to the war effort on the home front?

This propaganda is an example of Americans' contributions to the war effort.  It poses a question to involve the American people in the fight. It fostered unity by asking a rhetorical question to hook people into the war. -Seth Peacock

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How did World War II impact the American economy?

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How did World War II impact the American economy?

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World War II created jobs in manufactoring which supported the American economy and took the US out of the Great Depression.

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This cartoon labeled both of these as enemies of the United States. Something like a great threat to the United States. Cartoons like these would often portray the enemies as cartoonish as possible. Cartoons like these would often make derogatory terms towards the enemy as well.

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How did WW2 impact the American economy?

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During WW2, the economy was impacted because there were more job opportunities for both men and women.

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marginalized groups of Americans were included in the home front efforts by creating opportunities to join in the national defense and creating equality in American institutions and industries. The marginalized groups gained several freedoms during World war II , from the help of government leaders and Activists. FDR helped protect these freedoms by issuing executive orders to protect positions, and ensure fair hiring practices for every American. - Esteban, Benjamin, Jose

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How did the government foster unity during World War II? How did Americans contribute to the war effort on the home front?

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The propaganda used during WWII was often trying to get Americans see each other as a group and take on an "Us vs Them" mentality. The posters would be designed to make Americans think of themselves as a unit, who were responsible for the war effort as a group. In this case, it was on everyone to keep their mouths shut and not talk. As in many others, collective responsibility is a major theme.

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The government fostered unity during this time because they encouraged the people to participate in rationing and this also helped out the home front by not having a scarcity of food or important products

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The government fostered unity during World War II by rationing important resources like metals, rubber, and food. They gave out two ration books per person which contained coupons with a limit of how much they could buy. Americans contributed to the war effort by using less resources and by being more considerate to those fighting the war which did end up helping.

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How did marginalized groups either gain new freedoms or become further marginalized during world war 2

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How did marginalized groups either gain new freedoms or become further marginalized during world war 2

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In this picture we see an African American working alongside with a white man with an American flag behind them. The war brought these two men together, unlike before when African Americans were discriminated against. because if the effects of the war and the need for all Americans despite their race FDR signed an executive order stating “there shall be no discrimination in the employment of workers in defense industries or government because of race, creed, color or national origin.” This was a huge step foward into making sure all Americans were seen as equals and that all Americans received equal opportunities

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How did World War II impact the American economy?

World World II impacted the American economy by imposing new policies to help with the war cause. One such policy was raising taxes to help with the costs of the war, as World War II turned into Americas costliest war. It also served as a way to help with inflation stemming from the great depression.

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How did the government foster unity during WW2? How did Americans contribute to the home front?

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How did the government foster unity during WW2? How did Americans contribute to the home front?

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Diversity was needed in order to win the war. Programs were implemented such as the Bracero program which is relied on Latino laborers to aid with war efforts on the home front.

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Rationing was used to foster a sense of unity during WWII.  The encouragement of  the participation of rationing by American citizens was essentially their way of contributing to the war effort effort.

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Americans contributed during WW2 by rationing so the soldiers would have enough clothes, food, etc. This kind of propaganda encouraged people to think of the people that were fighting for their safety. The limited purchases helped soldiers greatly.

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How did World War II Impact the American Economy?

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How did World War II Impact the American Economy?

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This shows how the American economy was impacted during World War II because women were able to get more involved due to the lack of men available to work. It also shows how new jobs were created which helped America come out of the depression.

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How did wartime propaganda inform Americans' view of the conflict going on in the European and Pacific Theater?

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How the wartime propaganda inform Americans view of the conflict going on in the European and Pacific Theater is by showing that the children would be in harm if the people don't buy war bonds. It's showing how this war can harm the children. Factories were now making weapon production. The government started limiting how much people can buy to conserve for the war.

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How did wartime propaganda inform americans view on the conflict going on in the european and pacific theater?

This propaganda depicted the war as a " Good vs. Evil" which allowed the government to encourage its population to choose a side, and to want to fight. This helped destroy the "just another war" viewpoint.

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This propaganda let Americans know that the Japanese were taking new territory. This propaganda made the Americans think that the Japanese were ruthless and took whatever they wanted and were going to gain as much territory as they wanted.

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How did the government foster unity during
World War II?  How did Americans contribute to the war effort on the home front? In American propaganda words such as 'our' where used to show that all American citizens where apart of the fight, in this way they brought unity to a majority of American citizens. Americans contributed to the war effort by growing 'victory gardens,' this increased the supply of food in circulation, thus meaning more food could be sent to the front to feed the troops.

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The government encouraged people to unite by planting their own foods and rationing. All Americans were encourages to not buy too much so that way soldiers had more food and supplies which would hopefully lead to a win. People felt like they were taking part in the war effort. Made people think that if they won, they were a part of it. As seen in the poster, Americans helped contribute to the war effort from their homes by planting their own fruits and vegetables. This helped factories make enough food for the soldiers instead of everyone at home buying food that they will not finish.

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Women gained new freedoms because they were able to work and do the men's jobs while they were at war. During this time, they were given more responsibilities because they were no longer just in charge of their work at home.

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How did Word War II impact the American Economy?

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How did Word War II impact the American Economy?

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The economy emerged from the Great Depression in result of World War II. The government started hiring individuals as soldiers and employees in factories as the war started. There was a Space Race to win, and the Cold War was starting. Government spending was still large. The conflict significantly increased our industrialization levels compared to before.  Taxes were high due to the huge cost of the war, and the US government took control of important businesses like oil refining and auto manufacturing.  People had to do without a wide range of goods, including new automobiles, gasoline, sugar, and tires due to required rationing.

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This displays the ideology that even though they are not Americans from the United States they are still Americans because they are following the same ideology of fighting for the same side. As well, through the Bracero program they continued to fight and participate in the war effort. This overall, made both immigrants and Americans feel a united pride in the U.S.A as it is working to bring democracy to other countries.

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How did world war impact the US government?
World War II impacted the US in many ways. It created many opportunities for women to contribute to society than just staying home and doing "wife duty." Men were out fighting in war and women were needed to make the weapons and products for war. Many women were also contributing as nurses to aid the wounded soldiers.

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How were marginalized groups of Americans included in home front war efforts? How did marginalized groups either gain new freedoms or become further marginalize

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With millions of men away from home, women filled manufacturing and agricultural positions on the home front. Others provided support on the front lines as nurses, doctors, ambulance drivers, translators and, in rare cases, on the battlefield. This let women learn new skills and gain a sense of independence. Allied countries saw this, and women gained the right to vote within a few years after the war ended.

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how did world war 2 impact the american economy ?

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how did world war 2 impact the american economy ?

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The US was in the great depression and made the economy suffer a bit. Everyone needed to help eachother out to move on from the struggle. Therefore rationing was a good solution.

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How did World war 2 impact the American economy?

The rationing impacted WWII because it made the people have to save for the soldiers. This made the economy be primarily based on the war.

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How did the government foster unity during World War II? How did Americans contribute to the war effort on the home front?

This piece of propaganda fosters unity during World War II and demonstrated how the United States contributed to the war effort by trying to get people to not be whistleblowers.

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War savings stamps were issued by the United States treasury to help fund participation in WWII. These stamps were also issued in WWI. United States post office played a major role in promoting and distributing war savings stamps. War savings stamps helped to donate over 250 million dollars during the first 3 years of the campaign.

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This Propaganda gave Americans so many jobs and it came to the point where almost everyone had a job. Women even had the opportunity to experience more jobs.

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How did WWII impact the American Economy?
American productivity was a major factor which was increased during World War 2. The U.S producing war materials and resources opened doors to people who needed jobs. This led to more labor and eventually the productivity sky-rocketing.

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The government fostered unity during World War II by using propaganda such as this image, it encourages people in the US to come together and ration supplies in order for them to be used in the war. Americans contributing to rationing can help lead the US to victory.

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How were marginalized groups of Americans included in home front war
efforts?  How did marginalized groups either gain new freedoms or become
further marginalized during World War II?

Women were gaining new freedoms during World War II, Women were allowed and encouraged to occupy vacant jobs that were needed to be fulfilled during the war. The roles of women changed and so did the way society and women themselves viewed themselves.

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The war impacted the economy by creating more job opportunities. In this you can see how women were able to join the workforce due to the lack of men because of the war.

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