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Mind Map by Lucy Tyrrell, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Lucy Tyrrell
over 10 years ago
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Impact of War
- Defence Of the Realm Act (DORA) -
didn't allow people to:
- Discuss naval or military matters.
Anybody doing so would be suspected to
be a spy.
- Write a letter using invisible ink
- Government don't want
people hiding things
from them.
- Government don't want
people hiding things
from them.
- Write newspaper articles including
military information.
- Fly a kite - might be
signalling to submarines.
- Sorry Pooh Bear :(
- Sorry Pooh Bear :(
- Light a bonfire
- Publish articles critical of the war - keep public morales high.
- Buy binoculars.
- Buy full strength alcohol.
- Be in the pub in the afternoon.
- Feed bread to wild animals - NO WASTING FOOD!
- Discuss naval or military matters.
Anybody doing so would be suspected to
be a spy.
- Censorship
- Pictures to be published -
checked and either
approved or destroyed. Bits
could be inked out.
- Newspaper Articles -
checked and either
approved, edited or
banned.
- Letters - opened and
checked at random.
- Pictures to be published -
checked and either
approved or destroyed. Bits
could be inked out.
- Political leaders - Main PMs:
- David Lloyd George (WWI) 16-18
- Winston Churchill (WWII) 40-45
- Churchill's image used a lot in
propaganda
- Motivational speaker. .Legendary speeches.
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkTw3_PmKtc
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkTw3_PmKtc
- Churchill's image used a lot in
propaganda
- David Lloyd George (WWI) 16-18
- Rationing
- Rationing used in both wars.
- During WW1, rationing was introduced in 1918.
- Used much more in WW2 -
food, clothes and petrol
were all rationed.
- Food imports were down by
50% in WW2.
- Started in Jan 1940
- Everyone issued with
Ration Book and had a
certain number of coupons.
- Caused many people to
buy food on the black
market, at inflated prices.
- Rationing used in both wars.
- Dig for Victory
- Encouraged people to dig up lawns
and parks to grow food.
- By the end of 1942, the number of allotments had
doubled to 1.5 million.
- Encouraged people to dig up lawns
and parks to grow food.
- Make Do and Mend
- People had to use the materials and
clothes they already had. New dresses
could be made out of a pair of curtains.
- People had to use the materials and
clothes they already had. New dresses
could be made out of a pair of curtains.
- Women
- In WW2, Women could be conscripted.
- 90% of single women had a job in WW2.
- Womens Auxiliary Air Force
- Women's Voluntary Service
- Women's Royal Naval Service
- Women's Land Army
- Auxiliary Territorial Service
- In WW2, Women could be conscripted.
- The Five Giants
- Five biggest problems after WWII
- Want (Poverty)
- Ignorance (Lack of Education)
- Disease
- Squallor (Housing Problems)
- Idleness (Unemployment)
- Five biggest problems after WWII
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