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          The most important thing about World 

War II was that American citizens became 

united and hopeful about the future. The 

United States was in the time of the Great 

Depression and the war allowed citizens to 

become employed in factories. The demand 

for war weapons and supplies increased. This 

help boost the economy, but the most 

important thing about World War II was that 

American citizens became united and hopeful 

about the future.

          The most important thing about World 

War II was that American citizens became 

united and hopeful about the future. Men were 

sent to the battlefields in order to fight for the 

war. This allowed women to do jobs that men 

usually did; such as work in the factories or 

work as nurses in the war. The employment of 

women allowed the men to fight in the war. 

However, the most important thing about 

World War II was that American citizens 

became united and hopeful about the future. 

         The most important thing about World 

War II was that American citizens became 

united and hopeful about the future. Since 

women and men were working hard for the 

war, the children were given tasks that 

normally the women would do. The children in 

the U.S. became independent by being 

responsible for going to and from school, 

taking care of their younger siblings, cleaning 

the house, and buying groceries. Although the 

children allowed the adults to be active with 

the war, the most important thing about World 

War II was that American citizens became 

united and hopeful about the future.

          The most important thing about World War 

II was that American citizens became united and 

hopeful about the future. More men were needed 

in the war so African Americans were allowed to 

fight for their country. Even though the African 

Americans were treated with more respect from 

the other countries, by the end of the war, black 

and white military unites were no longer 

segregated. The Tuskegee Airmen who helped 

protect the bombs flown by the Enola Gay. Despite 

being an important factor for the war effort, the 

most important thing about World War II was that 

American citizens became united and hopeful 

about the future.

          The most important thing about World 

War II was that American citizens became 

united and hopeful about the future.        

There were two opposite military sides to the 

war. The axis powers included Germany, Japan, 

and Italy. The allies included the United States, 

France, Great Britain and later Russia. When 

Japan attacked America at Pearl Harbor, 

Americans quickly mobilized their military and 

joined the allies.  

          The most important thing about World 

War II was that American citizens became 

united and hopeful about the future. However, 

because the Japanese had attacked Pearl 

Harbor, the government began to accuse 

Japanese Americans from aiding Japan. This 

lead the government to move all Japanese 

Americans to internment camps. Although they 

were wrongly accused, the Japanese forgave 

the United States because they knew it was 

only for the sake of the country. The most 

important thing about World War II was that 

American citizens became united and hopeful 

about the future.

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