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ABOUT THIS NEWSLETTER ABC-CLIO is pleased to bring you History and the Headlines, a series of free online resource collections. These materials provide authoritative information and engaging activities that help students and patrons understand important events.
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Double Victory: Minorities and Women During World War II
INTRODUCTION 
The Second World War was fought in thousands of places, too many for any one accounting. Ken Burns's and Lynn Novick's The War is the story of four American towns and how their citizens experienced that war.
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NEED TO KNOW
World War II, the largest and most destructive conflict fought in human history, was the culmination of a process that saw the United
States emerge as a global power.
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POINT OF VIEW
It is no surprise that times of war are times of great personal, social, and national upheaval, but World War II was arguably the most tumultuous of all for America because it was a total war effort, on a scale never seen before or after in this country.
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EXAMINE
Five lesson plans present different topics and activities for teachers to use with their students when studying World War II.
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