Women On The Home FrontPg.40 (top ½) with Quad Partner 1

• Rosie the Riveter Clip– Summarize the main message.– Is it effective? Why or why not?– How is this different from WWI?

• Clip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CQ0M0wx00s

Pg. 40 (bottom ½) Foreign vs. Domestic Policy

1. Label each of the following events as either an example of FDR’s domestic policy or foreign policy. Use the text as review and help. With Quad Partner 2.

• 1. _________________ War Production Board• 2. _________________ Lend-Lease program• 3. _________________ Price controls• 4. _________________ Four Freedoms speech• 5. _________________ Atlantic Charter: August 9-12, 1941, a joint proclamation by

the United States and Britain declaring that they were fighting the Axis powers to "ensure life, liberty, independence and religious freedom and to preserve the rights of man and justice."

• 6. _________________ Neutrality Acts• 7. _________________ Tax Increases• 8. _________________ Rationing

2. With Quad Partner 3: Create a Compare and Contrast chart with at least three items in each section. Compare FDR’s policies during WWII to Wilson’s policies during WWI.

Pg. 41 Economic Changes at HomeCh. 14 Sect. 4

• Say how each of the following people would have felt about 2 of these wartime changes to the economy:– War bonds– War Production

Board– Tax increase– Rationing– Price controls– Depression ends

People:• Factory owner• Single Mom• Farmer• Parents of a soldier

at war• Member of the War

Production Board• President Roosevelt• Shop owner• Factory worker

53. “Yesterday, December 7, 1941- a date will live in infamy…..”

- President FDR, December 8, 1941What was President Roosevelt referring to in his

speech?A. A police attack on strikers in DetroitB. The Japanese bombing of Pearl HarborC. An explosion in a West Virginia coal mineD. The collapse of the New York Stock Exchange

55. During WWII, what was the primary purpose of the Navajo Code talkers?

A. Interpreting confiscated German battle plansB. Transmitting secret messages to US forces

during combatC. Translating confidential Japanese

communicationsD. Informing the press about the number of

Allied casualties

56. In comparison to the earlier conferences at Casablanca and

Teheran, the meetings at Yalta and Potsdam were more focused upon

A. Postwar issuesB. Military supply issuesC. Long-term military planningD. Technological developments

58. The US Congress passed a series of neutrality acts beginning in August

1935 in response to

A. British requests to blockade German portsB. American antiwar sentimentC. The German invasion of PolandD. The Japanese bombing of Pearl Harbor

59. In 1944, the Supreme Court upheld the internment of Japanese Americans

residing on the West Coast by riling that the actions were

A. Part of an international agreement with US allies

B. Approved by both houses of CongressC. Allowed under the 14th AmendmentD. Necessary for national security

61. The purpose of the Manhattan project was to?

A. Provide economic aid to Latin American countries

B. Develop atomic weapons for the US militaryC. Bring about an end to poverty in US urban

areasD. Offer assistance to relocated European

refugees

62. The purpose of the 1947 General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) was

toA. Use tariffs to restrict international trade with

communist countriesB. Raise money through tariffs to rebuild

Europe after WWIIC. Encourage countries to repay war debts by

increasing tariffsD. Expand international trade by mutual

reduction of tariffs

63. The United Nations statement of principles was based on the belief that

A. The development of nuclear weapons must be closely monitored

B. Germany must be punished by being forced to pay war reparations

C. An international peacekeeping organization could settle disputes without warfare

D. A strong military alliance was needed to prevent the emergence of new fascist dictators

Answers:

• 53: B• 55: B• 56: A• 58: B• 59: D• 61: B• 62: D• 63: C

Chapter: Economic Changes at Home-Make the following chart

People Economic Change #1 & Why

Economic Change #2 & Why