'Wartime production' presentation slideshows

Chapter 25

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Chapter 25

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US Home Front

US Home Front. Full Scale Wartime Production. After Pearl Harbor people rallied behind the war efforts with full mobilization of industry and armed forces This included: Rationing food, gas, luxury items blackout drills Meatless Tuesdays and victory gardens. Role of Women.

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Chapter 12 Section 3 Notes

Chapter 12 Section 3 Notes. The War at Home Pages 368-374. Mobilizing the Nation. Government set up programs to Finance the War Conserve Scarce Resources Redirect Industry and Labor toward Wartime production Mobilize support through propaganda. Directing the Economy.

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Quality Control

Quality Control. What is quality control?. Quality Control - What do you know?. What is quality control? What is quality assurance? What is PDCA? What role does quality control play in a manufacturing facility? How has quality control changed over the years?. What is Quality Control? .

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The Home Front

The Home Front. 19.2. Objectives. Analyze how the American government mobilized the public to support the war effort. Describe opposition to the war Outline significant social changes that occurred during the war. Key Parts. America Mobilizes for War Opposition and Its Consequences

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War on the Home front

War on the Home front. American during World War II. From peace to war. How did the economy of the United States change during World War I? Rationing Wartime Products Government control. Selective Service. After Pearl Harbor 5 million Americans signed up to join the military.

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World War II at Home

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