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Life on the Home Front in WWII is a document available to read on EtoBox.

Over 16 million American men served during World War II, along with 350,000 women and over 1 million African Americans. The home front was crucial to the war effort through increased industrial production, financing through war bonds, food rationing, propaganda, and women entering the workforce. The government established agencies to control resources and set production goals, and over 120,000 Japanese Americans were forcibly interned in camps during the war.

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