Question

http://www.archives.gov/exhibits/powers_of_persuasion/united_we_win/images_html/united_we_win.html
The audience is the citizens
They are trying to convey the message that, "United We Win", as in stop the racial fights and be United. Unity is diversity. There is no "I" in team. If we look past our differences and work together; we can win, we can go far.
Allied forces because they are with the United States.
One fact that they're giving away the message of "United We Win" because there are two men working together of completely different races.

Answer 1

http://www.archives.gov/exhibits/powers_of_persuasion/its_a_womans_war_too/images_html/we_can_do_it.html
The audience is the citizens, again.
They are trying to get women to realize they can work. They can help around at a time like this. They are making sure they don’t feel like they are weak, and know they are useful to our society in every possible way. As stated in my history book, "The contributions women made during the war helped transform public views of what women could do. In some countries, this change helped women finally win the right to vote." I think that was amazing on their part; to do something that incredible for to win the right to vote.
Allied forces again because they are talking about the women of the United States.
One fact is that there is a picture of a woman flexing like a man telling the world there is nothing that a man can do and a woman can't.
Another one is that since the men had to go to war the women had to stay behind and manufacture products for their country.
Another one is by showing a strong woman in the poster, it encouraged women to be strong and help out their country. This was furthered encouraged by the statement 'We Can Do This'.

Answer 2

@JackofallTradez how do you think i did on the asignment

Answer 3

I think you did an excellent job! If I was your teacher, I would give you an A :)

Answer 4

yay thank you

Answer 5

No problem!
Thank you for asking me for my opinion ^_^

Answer 6

no problem at all! :D