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Impact of wwII on daily life - Coggle Diagram
Impact of wwII on daily life
The Blitz
People spend nights in air raid shelters
Towns and cities were bombed
Civilians had to maintain in a blackout
There were many accidents
Censorship and propaganda
Propaganda
Encourage people to by voluntary
Encourage people to save for the war effort
Keep up the moral of the population
Warn people of careless talk
Censorship
keep up the moral of population
Negative stories were not reported
Lives of woman
Unmarried woman were conscripted
the work at home, in farms and factories had to be done by a woman
Woman were no given the opportunity to do a wide range of jobs
Rationing
People mend their own clothes
Food rationing
families were given books of ration stamps
People were encourged to grow as much of their own food
They used the rating stamps to buy a fixed amount of certain products
Evacuation
Children and mothers were evacuated
They went to rich peoples houses
Different classes were put together for the first time
Welfare
The transport system became a public service
these changes provide the foundations for legislation
Special food rations and vitamins were available to young children's and mothers