In a minimum of 275 words describe what life was like for those in the United States and Great Britain during World War II.

What life was like during World War II
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What life was like during World War II
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War has far-reaching consequences when it breaks out. World WarII affected the lives of the populations living in the United States and Great Britain. Food supplies were rationed, essential commodities could not be accessed easily, people were forcefully conscripted into the army and many more effects. This paper aims at looking at how life was like for those in the United States and Great Britain during World War II.
Life in the two superpowers at the time, the United States, and Great Britain was an ordeal that would keep ringing in the minds of the people for centuries. The government of the United States started rationing commodities like sugar, meat, butter, and gasoline because of the shortage of these commodities in the market and to ensure that every person gets a fair share. It did this by introducing war ration books and tokens which would dictate how many families would get of supplies. The economy shifted to war production, car production firms were forced to now produce military vehicles, and people were required to surrender any piece of steel to facilitate in the making of war weapons because of their shortage. Rubber was rationed, and resident Roosevelt called for the public support in the help of collecting of any rubber item for recycling, this is because Japan had seized 90% of the rubber plantations. People were…