WW2 Homefront

== == The foods and clothes were very scarce during the Blitz and had to be put on rationing to share them out equally between families. Actually clothes rationing started in June of 1941 and it was done in order to free up factory space and about 450, 000 workers to make ammunition.

it is called Sino-Japanese

In England , We have a Bomb Shelter and there would be many of these throughout the world . But these shelters are only for people who are High up in life.. We would have to find our own places to hide !!

The role on women after WWII was similar to that before the war. Women experiences wonderful job growth during the war, but once it ended their employers expected them to quit and return to their domestic lives. Employers held onto this belief; even though statistics showed that a large percentage of both married and unmarried women wanted to continue working. A great number of women did quit, or were fired, though some did decide to stay and were lucky enough to keep their place in the work force. Those that remained in the factories faced incredible sexism and were barred from joining many labor unions. Despite these odds, the employment of women has still increased since then.

In some cases, when governments or regulatory bodies set a maximum price for a good, this leads to black markets. To be effective, the maximum price has to be below the market price that prevails as a result of the interaction of demand and supply. For example, the market price of wheat is $5. Government is regulating the industry and fixes a price of $4 as the maximum price. Supply of wheat is going to reduce and demand is going to increase based on the laws of demand and supply. This will lead to a shortage as people are demanding more wheat than is being supplied. Some consumers will be willing to pay the original market price for wheat ($5) and some will be willing to pay even higher. This leads to a black market where suppliers will provide the willing consumers with wheat at a price higher than the prevailing one.

Well the Americans usually wore blue coats with high socks and boots with a gun of course or axe or spear whatever they had. The british army Wore red coats or vests behing the vest or coat is a white shirt. then they had had white pants rolled up a little and they also wore boots and they sometimes wore cocked hats. Of course though too they had muskets to shoot.

They made an awful lot of money and gained a frightening amount of power. that is why they waited as long as possible to come to the aid of Europe. A smatter of fact they had to be attacked by Japan first.

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It the system in which the commercial bank advance loan on demand deposit of the costumer. In simple scene's deposit er is allowed to with draw more than he has deposited interest is charged only on the extra amount withdraw.

Women were not allowed to vote, unlike men. Women were not allowed to have an education, but instead stay home to take care of children, meals, and housecleaning. the women would do all the dirtywork, until the nurses along with other women declared their right to vote.

According to following internet site - May 1950

When two or more nations experience a lessening of hostilities the result is called detente. The United States and the Soviet Union experience this in the early 1980s.

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THEY BOMBED ALL THE CITIES BECAUSE THEY WANTED TO TORTURE THE PEOPLE TO BE GIVING IN TO THEM TO OVERRULE THEM.

gasoline, food and metal (Granby High School Students Do not read)

OK some of the products were stockings, shoes, food ( eggs,sugar,coffee,meats)and gas. That's about all i know

In Great Britain everything was rationed because the Germans had so imperiled trans-Atlantic shipping and obviously for the war effort. By the Way stocking were rationed because the silk was used as bags for holding propellant for field artillery shells. The silk cut down on sparks which would cause propellant to blow up. Shoes were rationed due to the obvious need for shoe leather for military boots and shoes.

That depends on how many people actually have a car :)

The trials demonstrated to the world that war criminals would be prosecuted ; justice and the rule of law would prevail .

German Americans and Italian Americans were interned; and they were incarcerated in more than 50 camps across this great land.

I am living proof of such internment; I was 12 when I was interned at both Ellis Island, NY and at Crystal City Texas. More than 15,000 German Americans and Italian Americans were interned. Upwards of 40,000 German Americans were arrested by various agencies.

See http://www.foitmes.com for more info on this! The question is "false."

If you are speaking of a formal internment as the Japanese Americans were, then no they weren't. However in many parts of the US, these different groups were "interned" in place and very carefully watched. There are many local traditions of certain families and entire groups who were "quarantined" in the town or forced to move to that particular area.

One such town was Cullman, Alabama. Being predominately German American, during the war, this town was heavily watched by the government and almost interdicted by the state. Other pockets of German Americans were "reminded" that they were not welcomed in the community, necessitating hasty moves in some cases.

While there was no formal internment by the federal government, the local populace did make sure that such citizens were closely watched. Part of the reason is that these populations did not settle quite as densely as the Asian Americans, preferring to emigrate further into the interior of the country. While they did settle in enclaves, most were small and rather far apart.

Only in the large metropolises is it apparent that there are "Little Italy" or "Germantown". For most of the country, the citizens are more homogeneous with smaller neighborhoods as a cultural base.

I am not 100% sure, but if they did you would think that they would publicly announce it in speaches, photos, and posters like the US did. if you do google searches for this you will find no evidence of metal drives in ww2. I think its safe to say that there was next to no scrap metal drives in germany during ww2.

It was when both Soviet Russia and the US competed against one another to see who could build the most nuclear weapons, and who could build them the fastest.

The U.S. emerged from WW2 as a superpower and the leading proponent of democracy in the world. The U.S. is the only country able to stand up to the Soviet Union and prevent the spread of communism. The above along with the baby boom Quicker advance in technology [not only inthe US but all of the other countries involved in the war] 'Disagreements' with the USSR [communism became a bigger deal after the 2nd world war] Nuclear Powered Navy [Hyman Rickover was like "ooh make a nuclear bomb with lots of power, how can we harness this for more power?"]...{g-d-d--n Rickover}