1. What does the course mean by treating WWII remembrance in Britain as a move from memory to history?
2. How were Home Front posters and wartime propaganda mainly used in Britain during WWII?
3. What was the central claim of airpower theory in the period discussed?
Home Front — definition?
Civilian support and mobilization during WWII.
Conscription — role?
Mandatory military service introduced in 1939.
ARP Air Raid Precaution — purpose?
Civil defense system to protect civilians from bombing.
The Blitz — period?
Intense German bombing of UK cities, 1940–41.
People’s war — meaning?
Total national effort involving civilians, not just soldiers.
Posters — purpose?
Influence public opinion and boost morale.
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