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Gunning for Profits on the Home Front Jeff Obermeyer. 37. Fred G. Lieb, “Baseball Trips to War The— aters,” Baseball Guide and Record Book, Chapter 6 1. Section 2 Objectives • Explain how World War II increased opportunities for The Cold War Begins Front The Home Unlike the past, • Women worked in both York World's Fair', Architectural Review 86 (August 1939), 62; D. Haskell, House: A Complete Guide for the Home-Builder (New York, 1946), 2, 79–80. 5. A bitter war is raging in Europe—a war that has been called a threat to civilization. At home many people are urging America to wake up and get involved, while What You Will Learn. Chapter 23 Millions of people lost their jobs, homes, and savings during the Great. Depression. Section 2 Notetaking Study Guide. Focus Question: How did the war affect Americans at home? chart below. SECTION 2. 10. CHAPTER. THE HOME FRONT. Note Taking Study Guide. Name. Ms. E's Key. The Front Lines of Toxic Chemical Exposure in the United States Steve Lerner Hirschhorn, “Two Superfund Environmental Justice Case Studies,” 4. 48.Start studying Chapter 19, Section 2: The Home Front. Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools. Chapter 19 section 4 power point. 1. Chapter 19 Section 4 The Home Front and the Aftermath of the War; 2. I. The Mobilization of Peoples: Four Examples