Vocab 6.The civilian population and activities of a nation whose armed forces
are engaged in war abroad. During World War II, this included
selective service, wartime productions, rationing, and victory
gardens.

7.All persons of Japanese ancestry living in a 100-mile wide zone along
the West Coast moved to "relocation centers farther inland. Camps
were set up in which the relocated families lived in wooden barracks.
surrounded
by barbed wire, in primitive and crowded conditions.

8.Roosevelt met secretly with British Prime Minister Winston Churchill
aboard a ship in the Atlantic off the coast of Canada. Laid the
foundations for the United Nations, a new international organization
that would replace the League of Nations.​