Rosie the Riveter & Tuskegee Airmen

Front

What did the government do to help control resources in World War II?

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Rationing

Front

In what way did the government control resources? Ration Cards, Tickets, Proof of Purchase, Not allowing citizens to buy gas

Back

Ration Cards

Front

What items were commonly rationed? Options: Metal, kerosene, sugar, butter; Diesel, coffee, metal; Kerosene, rubber, sugar; Rubber, gasoline, sugar, butter, coffee

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Rubber, gasoline, sugar, butter, coffee

Front

Where was the majority of the workforce that had been working in the factories?

Back

Overseas in the military

Front

Which group worked in American factories during the war?

Back

Women

Front

“Rosie The Riveter” was a government propaganda poster that _________ women to work in factories.

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encouraged

Front

Factories would recruit and allow who to work in factories?

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African Americans

Front

The Tuskegee Airmen were:

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African American pilots from Alabama