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- How did combat conditions differ for soldiers during World War II than during World War I due to advances in technology?
- Who were the Tuskegee airmen? To what extent were their experiences representative of African American military personnel during the war?
- During World War II, Japanese-Americans, African Americans, Native Americans and Latinos joined the U.S. Army to fight. In what ways were they fighting for democracy on and off the battlefield?
- Considering the experiences of Japanese Americans and prisoners of war, in what ways did the war challenge democratic traditions?
- What was historically significant about women joining the war effort?
- What were the experiences of North Carolinians living on the coast during World War II?
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