4. WAR ON THE HOMEFRONT

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• 4. WAR ON THE HOMEFRONT
• War propaganda posters
• Internment of Japanese Americans
• Executive Order 9066Why?
• War Production BoardWPB
• Women served in military and workforce
• African Americans
• Segregation in military
• Black Migration
• To show support Americans
• War bonds
• Food rations
• Victory gardens

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Executive 9066
EXECUTIVE ORDER 9066
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Executive 9066
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• 1944 Supreme Court case, Korematsu vs. U.S.,
  affirmed the constitutionality of this terrible
  act.

• It took more than 40 years later before the U.S.
  admitted fault and began to make 20,000
  reparations to camp survivors

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DAY OF INFAMY
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WAR POSTERS

• Rosie the Riveter
• Women manned the factories while the men went off
  to fight.
• This helped lay the foundation for womens rights
  in the work world and helped us win the war..

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• 6 million to work in industry
• Baceros, Mexican workers brought to work in US
• 1.6 million Black families leave the South
• Speeded up the assimilation of ethnic groups into
  American society.