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2. places where people are confined or detained without trial, especially during a war
5. a civil rights leader who organized a march on Washington D.C. during World War II
6. the civilian population and activities of a nation at home while the military is fighting in other countries
7. Companies and factories that produce weapons, equipment, and supplies for the military
8. to save or use something carefully to prevent waste
10. the powers given to the president to make decisions and take action without needing immediate approval from congress
11. the forced relocation and confinement of a group of people, often during wartime
12. resources that are limited in availability
14. jobs in the military that do not involve fighting; examples include working in medical care, administration, or mechanics
15. when businesses and factories change their normal production to make weapons, ammunition, and other goods

1. the process of preparing a country's military and economy for war
3. A command issued by the President without going through congress
4. books that contain coupons or stamps that people use to buy limited amounts of certain items
9. a symbol representing the women who worked in factories and shipyards during World War II
13. when the government limits the amount of certain goods people can buy