This activity explores life in the 1940s, a decade shaped by World War II, major changes on the American homefront, and the early push for civil rights. Students will learn about key events like the war effort, the role of women, the creation of the United Nations, and the use of the atomic bomb. The activity also highlights how the 1940s set the stage for future movements and technological advances, encouraging students to connect the past with the world they live in today.
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Supreme Court Case Spotlight analysis with scaffolding questions
Answer key for teachers (suggested)
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