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The effects of world war one and two on British children
The effects of world war one and two on British children
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1
Where did evacuated children go to school?
In the park.
On the train.
n the middle of a field
Where ever there was space.
2
During World War one children began working in factories, this was known as ...
Child labour
Child poverty
Child cruelty
Child workers
3
Which of these places was affected by the Blitz?
Barnsley
Hull
Leeds
Doncaster
4
Many teenage boys joined the army, The Government responded by:
Putting them in Jail
Turning a blind eye
Sending them home.
Telling their parents
5
During World War 1 how did people in Britain prepare for German attacks?
They wore gas masks at all times.
They built forts
They didn't leave their houses.
Air raid drills
6
The Prime Minister's name during the Second World war was ...
Margaret Thatcher
Winston Churchill
Lord Chamberlaine
Tony Blaire
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How many people did the Blitz kill during World War 2?
63,000
5000
43, 000
1 million
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A lot of fathers didn't return from WW1 the same person. This was because of ...
Shell shock
memory loss.
Missing limbs
getting fatter
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Why were poorer inner city children looked down on?
They didn't have posh accents.
THey were expected to be badly behaved.
They were younger.
Their eyes were too blue
10
Why were children from major cities evacuated to the countryside?
To protect them from the bombings.
To train the for the army.
For a holiday.
Because their parents didn't want them.
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Why were children left unsupervised when they returned to the cities?
They were uncontrollable
Fathers were still away at war
The schools were closed and mothers were working
Their parents didn't care about them
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What became illegal in some cities?
Talking to German people.
Joining the arms.
Buying newspapers.
Having a light shining from a window.
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How did the evacuated children let their parents know where they were?
With a postcard.
With an email.
Carrier pigeons.
Facebook messenger
