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A government
poster produced during the war:
Why
was Source B published?
Use Source B and your own knowledge to
answer the question.
Extraction from a
Source
(markscheme)
This
1943 cartoon shows a patriotic
householder.
What does Source D tell us about the 'Grow your Own'
campaign?
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In
this cartoon of 25 March 1942, the rich man says: '"No
double-breast? No pleats? No turn-ups? Dammit man,
what d'y 'think I am - a nudist?"
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In
this cartoon of 31 March 1942, the women are saying: "Aye!
It takes a brave laddie to look well i' the new
austerity kilts."
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How useful
are Sources E and F to an historian studying the reaction of
people to rationing? Use Sources E and F and your own knowledge to
answer the question.
Evaluation of an
Interpretation
(markscheme)
From a
simple school textbook,
War at Home (1980),
written by Fiona
Reynoldson:
Wartime was
difficult for housewives. Nobody starved
but food was dull.
Nobody grew fat
but nobody starved.
Is the view given in
Source A an accurate interpretation
of the results of rationing?
Use Source A and your own knowledge to
answer the question.
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