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Impact of WW II on daily life - Coggle Diagram
Impact of WW II on daily life
Evacuation
Different groups of people were put together
Young mothers and children were moved to safer parts of the country
,Men were obligated to go to the war
The Blitz
Two months of nightly bombing
The civilians have to live in blackout
Towns and cities were bombing
So were many accidents
The civilians have to drive without lights
Rationing
Clothes were rationated
Keep their own animals
Books of ration stamps
Britain was facing shortages
Grow as mach as food as posible
The lives of women
Men aged between 18 and 40 had to do militay service
Work at home had to bee done by women
Conscription was introduced
Unmarried women were conscripted.
Women were now given the opportunity to do a wide range of jobs
Censorship and Propaganda
Censorship
Negative stories were not reported
Keep up the morale of the population
Propaganda
Warn people of the dangers of carless talk
Keep up the moral of the population
Encourage people to join the voluntarie war effort
Encourage people to save for the war effort
The goverment and welfare
Health care was improved and nurseries were set up to look after the children of working motthers.
Special food and vitamin were made.
The transport system became a public service
these changes were to provide the foundations for legislation.