The Homefront WWII

It was the first peacetime draft in US history

It ended World War II

It started the Vietnam War

It reduced the size of the US Army

Tuskegee Airmen

761st Tank Battalion

99th Pursuit Squadron

332nd Fighter Group

Tuskegee Airmen

442nd Regimental Combat Team

761st Tank Battalion

Navajo Code Talkers

Code talkers used their native languages to transmit coded messages Japan could not translate contributing to the success of Allied operations.

Code talkers were responsible for leaking sensitive information to the enemy

Code talkers had no impact on the outcome of battles during WWII

Code talkers caused confusion and miscommunication among Allied forces

Korematsu refused to leave his home and was convicted.

The Supreme Court overturned Korematsu's conviction.

The court justified restrictions based on public necessity.

Korematsu's rights were violated to protect national security.

American Red Cross, United Service Organization (USO), Civil Air Patrol

Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps (WAAC), WAVES, SPARS

Rosie the Riveter, Bracero Program, Victory Gardens

Fair Employment Practices Commission (FEPC), Double V Campaign, Office of Price Administration

Rosie the Riveter symbolized women's inability (incapacidad) to adapt to the workforce

Rosie the Riveter promoted the idea that women should stay at home instead of working

Rosie the Riveter had no impact on changing societal views on women in the workforce

Rosie the Riveter represented the empowerment (empoderamiento)of women and their ability to contribute effectively to the workforce.

Martin Luther King

Malcolm X

Fredrick Douglas

A. Philip Randolph

Meat, sugar, fats, oils, processed foods, coffee, shoes, gasoline

Tanks, jeeps, aircraft engines, trucks

Victory gardens, ration coupons, steel production, aircraft factories

Aluminum, steel, coal, rubber