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WWII Vocabulary. WW II vocabulary Air raid supplies All American Girls Professional Baseball League Big band era Blackouts and air raids Blue Star mothers.

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1 WWII Vocabulary

2 WW II vocabulary Air raid supplies All American Girls Professional Baseball League Big band era Blackouts and air raids Blue Star mothers Cooking grease collections Coupon books Executive Order 9066 “faking” nylons Feed sack clothing Fireside chats GI GI Bill Gold Star mothers Internment camps “Kilroy was here” Movie theaters Rationing Scrap drives Service flags USO USO canteens Victory gardens WAC War bonds War Production Board (WPB)

3 WW II vocabulary list A Air raid supplies All American Girls Professional Baseball League Big band era Blackouts and air raids Blue Star mothers Cooking grease collections Coupon books Executive Order 9066 “faking” nylons Feed sack clothing Fireside chats GI GI Bill

4 WW II vocabulary List B Gold Star mothers Internment camps “Kilroy was here” Movie theaters Rationing Scrap drives Service flags USO USO canteens Victory gardens WAC War bonds War Production Board (WPB

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