8. America and World War II, 1941–1945

8.1 Pearl Harbor and the Arsenal of Democracy

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Pearl Harbor and the Arsenal of Democracy

Pearl Harbor

Becoming the Arsenal of Democracy

Financing the War and Selling the War

Women in Industry and Organized Labor

Creating an Army

8.2 Double V: Freedom Abroad, Freedom at Home

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Double V: Freedom Abroad, Freedom at Home

Women in the Military

Japanese Americans American Internment and Military Service

Native Americans

Hispanic Americans

African Americans and World War II

Jewish Americans and the Holocaust

8.3 D-Day to Victory

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D-Day to Victory

Stalingrad and the Eastern Front

Bataan to the Battle of Midway

North Africa to D-Day

D-Day to Victory in Europe

War without Mercy in Asia

8.4 Conclusion

8.5 Further Reading

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