The document that established the territory of Indiana is the Northwest Ordinance.
What document established the territory of Indiana?
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Responses
Emancipation Proclamation
Emancipation Proclamation
Indiana Constitution
Indiana Constitution
Northwest Ordinance
Northwest Ordinance
U.S. Constitution
5 answers
During the Civil War, what role did the Sisters of the Holy Cross serve?
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Responses
They packaged supplies for the soldiers.
They packaged supplies for the soldiers.
They worked as nurses on the Navy’s floating hospital, Red Rover.
They worked as nurses on the Navy’s floating hospital, Red Rover.
They were the first women to go to battle.
They were the first women to go to battle.
They worked on farms growing crops.
(1 point)
Responses
They packaged supplies for the soldiers.
They packaged supplies for the soldiers.
They worked as nurses on the Navy’s floating hospital, Red Rover.
They worked as nurses on the Navy’s floating hospital, Red Rover.
They were the first women to go to battle.
They were the first women to go to battle.
They worked on farms growing crops.
During the Civil War, the Sisters of the Holy Cross worked as nurses on the Navy’s floating hospital, Red Rover.
Short Answer
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Describe three ways that women helped contribute to World War II.
(3 points)
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Describe three ways that women helped contribute to World War II.
(3 points)
Women contributed to World War II in several significant ways:
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Workforce Participation: With many men serving in the military, women stepped into roles traditionally held by men, working in factories and production lines. They became known as "Rosie the Riveter," contributing to the manufacturing of war supplies, munitions, and aircraft, thus helping to keep the war effort strong at home.
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Military Service: Women served in various branches of the military through organizations like the Women's Army Corps (WAC) and the Navy Women's Reserve (WAVES). They took on non-combat roles such as clerks, drivers, nurses, and radio operators, allowing more men to be deployed to combat zones.
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Volunteer and Support Organizations: Women also engaged in volunteer efforts, supporting the war effort through organizations like the Red Cross and other community groups. They organized fundraising events, collected supplies, and provided care packages to soldiers, enhancing morale and providing essential resources to both military personnel and their families.
These contributions were vital to the overall success of the war effort and helped pave the way for greater recognition of women's roles in the workforce and military.