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They wrote letters to home and they got sent and recived but they had a booklet type in therir pockets and if anything happened to them the other people would get that out and write a latter telling thier famailes what have happened
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Act that allowed british soldiers to stay in homes?
It was the Quartering act made by the british soldiers. It allowed them to stay in your home and eat your food without payment.
What did fascist believe was the role of women?
To be mothers and raise soldiers for the nation .
How long did soldiers have to stay away from home for?
It really depends on what legion or if they're fighting or training.
How will you overcome homesickness?
make new friends and stay in touch with your friends and family from home. Also, you can go out and get coffee, go see a movie, or go to dinner with your new friends and a great way to stay in touch with others from home is to Skype, call or text them.
Do you say keep in touch or stay in touch?
I keep in touch with my friends. If one of the my friends was going away, I would want to stay in touch with themKeep in touch = contact. Stay in touch = remain in contact.
Why did the women stay at home all the time during World War II?
There were shortages of gasoliine and rubber so most people on the homefront did as little travel as possible so that tires and fuel went to the military.
Who had a vaction home only three miles from the white house?
Lincoln liked to stay in a cottage on the grounds of the old soldiers' home in Washington. The house belonged to the government.
Why was the quartering act one of the hated of the British acts on the colonies?
You could be forced to leave your home so that soldiers could stay there.
Why do you have phones?
To stay in touch with other people with phones. These days to stay in touch with people online too.
What does the idiom of Stay in Touch mean?
To stay in touch is to continue to write/text/call or otherwise stay in contact with someone.
What does the word quartering mean in the context of the declaration of independence?
As in the quartering of soldiers? Being forced to provide a place for soldiers to stay- we throw you out of your house (or part of it) and allow soldiers to stay there.
When was Soldiers' Home created?
Soldier's Home was created in 1925.
