It shows how the US created food for the the men serving our country during WWII, which then leads to this need for ready-made food and the k-rations and present day MRE. It shows how food production changed.

I think the the 20th century was a time of great change for women in general from the 19th amendment to Ameila Earhart, Rosa Parks, birth control, Sandra Day O'Conner, Sally Ride, and of course I could go on and on. Women were really coming into their own during the 20th century, they were trying to figures things out for themselves and being told they didn't need to be in the kitchen anymore not only made women question their purpose but men did the same so I think companies had to be very careful with the advertising they did do.

They show us the sacrifice that our elders made during the wars and how the US industry and workforce rose to the challenge.

Who do you notice? What are the people doing? Can you tell how they feeling. Describe the environment. What could you hear, see, smell, taste, touch? What may have happened before/after this scene? What message is being told? How does you idea/opinion change after seeing this advertisment?

Porcelain was considered a luxury item so I guess this picture represents a time of change for the colonist

I would want to know everything there is to know about the causes of the American Revolution when I taught US History (years ago before they changed the SOLs) I only had to touch on the causes of the Revolution. The main one being colonial dissatisfaction, what about intolerable acts, the Boston blockade...

Its not just the dishwasher but all industrialization like the electric stove, the gramophone to the iphone and I could go on and one ... The government was ordering people to better our standard of living which as was said previously demonstrate capitalism’s ability to dramatically increase the average citizen’s standard of living.

I am sad to say that when I was learning about the cold war in highschool I never really understand but after reading this module and living though the present pandemic I understand now that it (Cold War) was just a time of bettering our standard of living and demonstrating the superiority of our economic and political systems. I never realized that most of our industries today began around that time and have continued to progress for the better

Again its not just the musket ball but the technology and how it was improved upon. Its how our history began.

Other primary sources that might help up understand how people viewed armies and soldiers are journals, diaries,letters, publications,