Industrial Production
New Methods of Production
Lives Touched by War
An Allied Victory
100

President FDR knew WWII could be won with military ______ _______ ________ ___________

_TANKS SHIPS AIRPLANES  GASOLINE____,

100

______ was needed for the war and _______________ were built to produce rubber for _____, fan BELTS and other war materials 

_RUBBER_   SYNTHETIC RUBBER PLANTS_  _TIRES

100

What are some rationed goods?

  Sugar, meat, gasoline, tires. 

100

_______end of WWII.

1945

200

The military relied on Texas to produce_______ of the oil needed for WWII.

_80%_

200

 the city of Freeport was home to ?

 MAGNESIUM PROCESSING PLANT

200

Texans planted,_________ collected scrap iron, gave to the Red Cross and cities conducted blackouts at night to prevent enemy attack.

 “victory gardens”

200

Many Jews were killed in ______________ in the event known as the Holocaust

_concentration camps

300

The military needed _____ and ________ the most for the war.

_AIRPLANES_  _SHIPS

300

Texas City had the largest?

tin smelter in the world.

300

__________________ and __________ = provided news and information about WWII.

_Newspapers_  Radios

300

What was the effect of the war on Europe?

left in ruins and millions were homeless and starving



400

 Two towns with shipyards = ?

 Port Arthur, Orange, Beaumont, Houston, Brownsville, and Rockport.

400

Underground _____________ were installed to transport  gases and  liquids safely during the war.

_pipelines

400

Farmers harvested more ____________, factories were built to supply the _______________, and many ___ ____________ came to Texas for jobs in farming and industry.



_crops military Hispanics_

400

name the three cities who were the axis powers 

germany italy and japan 

500

Texas specialized in producing gasoline, aviation fuel, and

PETROCHEMICALS___

500

wildcard

gain 500 points and lose the board

500

wildcard

lose 500 points

500

name the nations who were the allies 

france china russia America england 
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