London’s response (Edexcel GCSE History): Flashcards

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Gov't priority for London civilians in WWII

Keeping morale high

Gov't approach focus during Blitz (3 elements)

Unity, shared sacrifice, effective leadership

Royal family's key morale action during Blitz

Remained in London throughout

Which royals stayed in London during Blitz

King George VI and Queen Elizabeth

What happened to Buckingham Palace in Sept 1940

It was bombed

Message from royals after palace bombed

Shared sacrifice - even privileged suffering equally

Underground facilities for gov't during war

Cabinet War Rooms

Who led Britain from Cabinet War Rooms

Winston Churchill

What was nerve centre of military operations in War Rooms

Map Room

Gov't campaign to address food shortages

'Dig for Victory' campaign

Who organized 'Dig for Victory'

British Ministry of Agriculture

Cause of food shortages needing Dig for Victory

German U-boat attacks on supply ships

Hackney park converted to vegetable plots

Victoria Park

Historic site's moat used for vegetables

Tower of London

What Dig for Victory gave civilians

Sense of active participation in war effort

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