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1 Do Now 1)What was one way African Americans contributed to World War II? 2) What do you think African Americans who were not in the military did during World War II?

2 Reminders News Article Analysis due FRIDAY!

3 9.3- African Americans on the Home Front Thousands of blacks in the US worked to ensure victory by fighting the war on the home front.

4 Working on the Home Front Thousands of black men and women found factory jobs building planes, ships, trucks, and radios.

5 Contributing to the War African Americans bought war bonds- a savings bond to help raise money for the war. African Americans also helped the war by conserving food and other items.

6 Guided Practice Contributions of African Americans on the Home Front

7 Independent Practice 1) Read the information about AA at home during WWII and answer the text-dependent questions

8 Homework News Article Analysis due FRIDAY!

9 Exit Ticket 1) How did African Americans contribute to the war at home? 2) What is one similarity between the contributions of African Americans at home during WWI and WWII?

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