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How experiences differed during the Second World War

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I can explain how the Second World War was a turning point in many different ways for the British people.

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During the Second World War the experiences of men, women and children differed greatly. However, the great changes that the Second World War brought about affected a large number of people. Because of the global nature of the war British people were exposed to unfamiliar places, cultures and ways of life. The Second World War was a turning point for many women and for children because it changed their lives forever. A strong explanation of why WWII was a turning point in many ways will reference knowledge from across this unit.

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