Standard of living in America during the war (up or down)

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Unemployment
Down- by 1943 there was full employment
1 of 20
Divorce rate
Up- Strain on relationship
2 of 20
Cinema attendance
Up- offered an escape
3 of 20
Tank Production
Up- 86,000 built during war
4 of 20
Prices
Up
5 of 20
Wages
Up- they could go wherever paid the most
6 of 20
Attendance to racecourses
Down- shut to save fuel
7 of 20
GNP
Up- more produced
8 of 20
Presidential power
Up- war powers act- conscription
9 of 20
Child Labour
Up- More people left school to work
10 of 20
Birth Rate
Up- greater financial security
11 of 20
Working hours
Up- So much work-overtime
12 of 20
Agricultural profits
Up- producing for allies
13 of 20
Consumer purchasing power
Up- they had more money
14 of 20
Rubber Imports
Down- Japan takes over Philippines
15 of 20
Personal Savings
Up- if you can't buy anything
16 of 20
Sale of new cars
Down- Cars were not being produced
17 of 20
Expenditure on books
Up- type of escape
18 of 20
Juvenile Delinquency
Up- absence of fathers
19 of 20
Trade union membership
Up
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Card 2

Front

Up- Strain on relationship

Back

Divorce rate

Card 3

Front

Up- offered an escape

Back

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Card 4

Front

Up- 86,000 built during war

Back

Preview of the back of card 4

Card 5

Front

Up

Back

Preview of the back of card 5
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