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Women In World War 2: Rationing

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

WOMEN IN WORLD WAR 2: RATIONING

By: Emily Jans

JOBS/ROLES:

  • Promoted sale of war bonds
  • Grew victory gardens
  • Volunteering and recycling
  • Preserving materials for war

CHALLENGES/OBSTACLES:

  • Women often replaced by returning veterans
  • Discrimination and cultural stereotyping
  • Challenges finding childcare

ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

  • Grew millions of victory gardens
  • Informed public on rationing
  • Hugely successful recycling

INTERESTING FACTS:

  • By 1950, women are 29% of America's workforce
  • Women started to work outside of home after the war
  • Over 37,000 women killed in war-related work
  • Over 20,000,000 victory gardens planted

Remember the women who recycled!