'Government propaganda' diaporamas de présentation

WWII: The War in the Pacific Ends

WWII: The War in the Pacific Ends. Admiral Yamamoto. Pearl Harbor from Cockpit of Japanese Pilot. Pearl Harbor: Dec 7 th 1941. The Battle of Midway. The Battle of Midway turned the tide of WWII in the Pacific. The Japanese were forced to be on the defensive.

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PROPAGANDA

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PROPAGANDA

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PROPAGANDA

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Rosie the Riveter

Rosie the Riveter. By Norman Rockwell, published on the cover of the Saturday Evening Post on May 29, 1943 Became a female icon of WWII. Rosie the Riveter. Artist J. Howard Miller an artist at Westinghouse, produced this image in 1942 to encourage females to join the workforce.

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Recruitment and Propaganda

Recruitment and Propaganda. Aims:. Identify the methods used to encourage men to enlist. Study examples of anti-German propaganda. Government Propaganda. Propaganda is a message that tries to get you to think or act in a particular way.

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PROPAGANDA

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The Home Front During WWI

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In what ways was life in East Berlin different from life in West Berlin 1961-1989?

In what ways was life in East Berlin different from life in West Berlin 1961-1989?. Cold War Coursework: Question 2. West Berlin DEMOCRATIC

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#3. An Economic overview of wwi

#3. An Economic overview of wwi. By Eric Bercaw , Kyle Boyd, and Graham Boreland. Government economic regulations. In 1916, the government created the councils of national defense. It oversaw the governments preparedness for a war.

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