Everything

Question 0

What ages were men required to put name down for draft?

Answer 0

All men 21-30 years old.

Question 1

Selective Service

Answer 1

1st time US gov. had to establish a draft before entering the war

Question 2

What was a way that they raised 1/3 of the money needed for the war?

Answer 2

Collecting taxes

Question 3

What are ways that they got people to help with war costs?

Answer 3

They sold liberty loans and victory bonds.

Question 4

War industries bond

Answer 4

Created to increase (standardize) products and efficiency.

Question 5

Demonization

Answer 5

the reinterpretation of polytheistic deities as evil, lying demons by other religions, generally monotheistic and henotheistic ones. The term has since been expanded to refer to any characterization of individuals, groups, or political bodies as evil.

Question 6

Emotional Appeals

Answer 6

Playing on people’s emotions to promote war effort.

Question 7

Name Calling

Answer 7

Labels to encourage hatred toward the enemy. Labels like “commits” or “japs”

Question 8

Patriotic appeals

Answer 8

This tool involves using patriotic language or symbols to appeal to people’s national pride.

Question 9

Half truths or Lies

Answer 9

a statement that conveys only part of the truth, especially one used deliberately in order to deceive someone.

Question 10

Catchy slogans

Answer 10

Slogans like “Remember the Maine” or “remember the Alamo!”

Question 11

Evocative Visual Symbols

Answer 11

Symbols that appeal to people’s emotions like flags, statues, mothers and children, and enemy uniforms- this is all to promote the war effort.

Question 12

Humor or Caricature

Answer 12

The viewers attention through the use of humor to promote war effort. The enemy is almost always the butt of the jokes is by propagandists.

Question 13

Sedition Act

Answer 13

It was passed in 1918. Cannot say anything disloyal or profane about the government. Against freedom of speech.

Question 14

Espionage Act

Answer 14

Created in 1917. Penalties for spying sabotage and obstruction of the war effort.

Question 15

Pacifists

Answer 15

Didn’t support the war. They opposed the war by creating the woman’s peas party. They risked prison time for resisting the draft.

Question 16

Four-Minute Men

Answer 16

They supported the war and they made short speeches to build support for the war

Question 17

American Families

Answer 17

They supported the war by making victory Gardens contributing to victory bonds enlisting in the war donating to the war and conserving food. The affected world war one by helping out increase the resources.

Question 18

Federal Government

Answer 18

Supported the war. Supervise the work industry board production worked closely with production industry is made new organizations

Question 19

African American Leaders

Answer 19

They had mixed reviews about the war. They urged African Americans to serve to gain equality against discrimination home first

Question 20

African American Migrants

Answer 20

Supported the war. Moved north to work on open jobs in factories. There were new jobs. And they started to fight back

Question 21

Immigrants

Answer 21

They supported the war they bought war bonds. They conserve resources and worked hard in industry is discrimination and mob violence they were also accused of spying

Question 22

Wobblies

Answer 22

Proposed war made speeches the newspaper articles refused to serve in the military they were arrested for disloyalty meeting hall is raided and mom violence

Question 23

Peace Treaty

Answer 23

Treaty of Versalles. Decided upon “the Big Four” Aka USA, Great Britain, France, Italy.