Army
True or False: Women in the Army never went overseas
What is FALSE
Two factors that could influence the way a woman experienced the war
What is economic status, race, religion, ethnicity or where they live
Things women would make to send to soldiers overseas
What are knitted items such as socks, blankets
How the number of women in the workforce changed between 1939 and 1944
What is, it doubled
The reason so many young people on the home front were trained in First Aid
What is a shortage of doctors and nurses that went to war front
What is a sense of usefulness
The reason Japanese people were discriminated against in WW2
Japan was on the other side of the war
A new domestic responsibility women had during the war
What is... finances, property management, physical maintenance tasks
One job that was considered "untraditional" for a woman to do that the time
What is a factory, shipyard or farm worker
Which Branch of the armed forces were women NOT allowed to join? (Army, Navy, Air Force)
None of them
What kept indigenous women from contributing to the war effort
Institutional Racism
One fear of the general public when it came to women solely raising the next generation
What is the fear that the women would not raise them right, and they would grow up to be delinquents
Name two roles that were considered "appropriate" for a women to do
What is nursing, caretaking, teaching, fruit packing, and working as a clerk or secretary
Roles that women would take on whilst in the army (at least two)
What are jobs such as cooks, secretaries, map readers, drivers and mechanics
The area of Canada where Japanese internment camps where established
What is the east (British Columbia + Alberta area)
How would women fundraise for federal war financing drives and/or different charities
What are dances and other social events
Businesses that would be established nearby women's places of work, to preserve her "femininity"
What are salons