What was the impact of WWII on the everyday life of the majority of Americans? In what ways did WWII contribute to the growth of the federal government?

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What was the impact of WWII on the everyday life of the majority of Americans? In what ways did WWII contribute to the growth of the federal government? How did it foster what historians now call the “military-industrial complex” and the imperial presidency? How do you explain the decision to intern virtually all Americans of Japanese birth (Issei) or ancestry (Nisei)? Do you think the internment of a population could happen again today?

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