Ch. 16 WWII

limiting the amount of certain goods someone can purchase

buying all of a certain good to keep others from having any o it

selling unlimited amounts of needed supplies

trading certain items only with foreign countries

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The wife of Harry Truman that created several volunteer programs for women.

The first woman from Michigan to work as a conductor on a major railroad company.

Rosie the Riveter was a fictional character that appeared on government posters, encouraging women to help in the war effort

There was never anyone named Rosie the Riveter

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joined military

flew bombers

became mechanics

started their own skin care businesses

higher paying jobs in places like steel mills and shipyards

they gained the right to vote

they were now able to travel to other countries

there was no change

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False

They became an ineffective unit, unable to fly unless alongside more experienced pilots

They became an elite unit, flying alongside bombers traveling to Europe. Some also flew combat flights

They were not significant due to the fact they were not allowed to fly planes

There was no such group known as the Tuskegee Airmen

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False