Ch.14 Sec.3 “The Allies Turn the Tide”
“Do Now”
1) What do you see in the picture?
2) What does the “phrase/slogan” at the top of the picture mean to you?
3) What term best describes this advertisement?
4) How could this type of advertisement be effective during WWII?
Guided Notes (Pg.475-477)
 “All Out War”
As 1942 began, the __________ were in trouble. The ___________ bombers flew
unrelenting raids over Britain and the ___________ onslaught seemed unstoppable in the
Pacific. To defeat the Axis powers, the Allies had to commit themselves to _____ ____.
To achieve maximum war production, democratic governments in the U.S. and _______
increased their ________ power. Instead of factories producing cars or refrigerators,
factories produced _________ and __________ instead. Governments implemented
programs to control or _________ the amount of food and goods consumers could buy.
While the war brought some hardships, it also increased production and ended the
_____________ of the __________ era.
Under pressures of war, democratic governments limited the ________ of citizens,
censored the ________, and used __________. Many citizens of __________ decent lost
jobs, property and civil liberties. Both Canada and the U.S. provided repayment for these
damages, but for many ____________ came too late.
Women also played a huge role during WWII. Women symbolized by “________ the
________” in the U.S. built _______ and _______ and produced ___________. This
again contributed to Allied countries belief and dedication to total or all out war.
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“The Allies Forge Ahead”
The years ____ - ____ marked the turning point of the war. In the Pacific, the _______
suffered their first major setback at the Battle of the ______ _____. The focus of this
battle came from ________ ________ or ships that transport planes for take-off and
landing. Following this, was the Battle of ________ in June of 1942 which saw the
Americans destroy four aircraft carriers and 250 Japanese planes.
In 1942, the Big Three — ___________, ___________ and ___________ agreed to focus
on finishing the war in Europe before ending the war in Asia. From the beginning, the
Allied leaders ____________ one another, as they feared each others overall motives.
Questions:
1) List and describe three (3) sources of technology that helped both Axis
and Allied countries win battles during WWII. (Pg.477)
2) Radar helped the British win the Battle of Britain. Explain why radar
made such a difference in terms of war.
3) How did the Allies mobilize all of their resources for the war effort?
4) Choose two of the “Big Three” leaders on Pg.480 and answer the
following questions in bullet format below. A) Describe which country this
leader was in control of, B) his thoughts in regards to war, C) previous
relationships with other countries (both good and bad), and finally D) this
leaders thoughts in regards to WWII.
Key Terms:
Rosie the Riveter 
Aircraft carrier 
Dwight Eisenhower 
Stalingrad 
D-Day 
Yalta Conference 