World War II for Americans was considered by most to be "the good war", it got the United States out of the depression and American patriotism and pride were at an all time high. Core values of Americans such as honesty, freedom, pride, peace, hope, and liberty were written in streamers across the country. Men and women from all sorts of backgrounds were doing their part to help win the war and make the world a better place.
[...] Americans and the Second World War (WW2) World War II for Americans was considered by most to be good it got the United States out of the depression and American patriotism and pride were at an all time high. Core values of Americans such as honesty, freedom, pride, peace, hope, and liberty were written in streamers across the country. Men and women from all sorts of backgrounds were doing their part to help win the war and make the world a better place. [...]
[...] Americans all over the country were inspired by this speech and began to act on their patriotism. Norman Rockwell's paintings entitled the “Four Freedoms” are a key ingredient to the issue of Americans wondering we fight”[10]. Although he did not invent these ideals on his own, they were drawn from President Roosevelt's State of the Union address; they still created a huge impact on the United States. These images did not show up to the public till two years in to the war. [...]
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