Explain what ways this changed education after the war.

This week you will be completing a worksheet based on America after WWII. Three areas to make sure to pay attention to; first, you need to make sure that in each section you reach the minimum word requirement, you include citations for paraphrasing in each section, and that you utilize a minimum of three sources for the entire work. Due to the size of each section, you should not have any quoted material.
For the first section, you want to make sure you are discussing the GI Bill directly following WWII, and not later changes or even current. Explain what ways this changed education after the war.
For the second section, you want to discuss why suburbanization changed after the war, and what changes this brought to America directly after the war. This should include more GI Bill information, but also the formation of suburbs.
For the third section, you want to why the automobile was so important to America directly after the war (not during the war). This ties in with suburbanization. Also, discuss how the government promoted this.
For the fourth section, you want to discuss gender spheres, what this is, how and why it was encouraging after the war. Who promoted this and how.
For the fifth section, you need to discuss the role of religion in America after the war. This should focus on the time period of the 50s.
For the sixth section, you need to discuss youth culture after the war within the time frame of the 50s only.
Also, make sure you are using the assignment worksheet to do the work, that each paragraph written in the assignment has an in-text citation and that the reference matches the in-text citations in the assignment. And you will need to add permalinks with the references as well this means to add the source or link of where you found the info along with the references. “ONCE AGAIN PLEASE FOLLOW ALL DIRECTIONS MAKE SURE TO USE THE ASSIGNMENT WORKSHEET THAT IS UPLOADED TO YOU!!!!! here is one of the sources links to go to. Overview | Great Depression and World War II, 1929-1945 | U.S. History Primary Source Timeline | Classroom Materials at the Library of Congress | Library of Congress (loc.gov) here is another plus I sent some in the upload. Internet History Sourcebooks (fordham.edu)

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