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The Impact of World War II on Daily Life - Coggle Diagram
The Impact of World War II on Daily Life
The Blitz
Two months of nightly bombing.
London have been homeless and a lot of people died.
Towns and Cities were bombed.
Poeple Spend nights in air-raid shelters
The civilizans had to mantain a blackout.
They were car accidents.
People killed on British roads.
evacuation
Many of the evacuees were working class children.
Host families were richer,middle-or upper-class people.
They evacueeted children and mothers
Rationing
Britian was facing shortages
Limited supplies
Rationing caused a major change in people´s lives
Families were given books of ration stamps
Clothes were rationed
Mending their own clothes
Grow their own food
Keep their own animals
Rationing continued for the next few years
The lives of women
Work at home had to be done by women
Unmarried women were conscripted
Men aged between 18 and 40 had to do military service
Women were given the opportunity to do a wide range of jobs
Conscription was introduced
New freedoms and learn new skills
Propagenda and Censorship
Censorship
Used to keep up the morale of the population.
Negative stories were not reported.
Propaganda
Warn people of careless talk.
Encourage people to save for the war effort
Encourage people to join the voluntary effort.
Used to keep up the morale of the population.
the goverment and welfare
special food vitamins and rations were made avilable to young childrean and mothers
the transport became a public service rather than a private business
these change was to provide the fundations for legislation that was introduced after the war