WWI on the Home Front

What government agency regulated and maintained war production schedules?

• War Industry Board
• ICC
• American Federation of Labor
• War Inspection Committee

Women contributed to the war effort as (all of the following EXCEPT)...

• Nurses
• Clerics 
• Photographers
• Soldiers

What are the name of the acts that made it illegal to criticize the U.S. involvement in the war or encourage draft resisters

• Espionage and Sedition Acts
• Treaty of Versailles and the Fourteen Points
• the Yalta Agreement and the Treaty of Versailles
• The Espionage Act and the Fourteen Points

The U.S. entered World War I in

• 1918
• 1914
• 1917
• 1920

What are some ways that American citizens at home sacrificed during WWI?

• Grew "Victory Gardens" to save food in the markets for soldiers.
• Gave up eating foods on certain days, such as "Meatless Mondays" and "Wheatless Wednesdays"
• Shortened dresses and wore shorter shoes to saved the fabric and leather for the soldiers.
• All of the above

The Great Migration was the mass movement of African Americans from where to where during WWI?

• Rural areas to urban areas.
• West Coast to the East Coast
• The South to the North
• The North to the South

Why did so many African Americans migrate during WWI?

• They moved to new areas to live with relatives they had been away from for many years.
• There were new job opportunities available in factories that had not existed before WWI.
• They wanted to live in an area with a more mild climate.
• None of the above.

Controversial measure that made it illegal to interfere with the draft; imposed heavy penalties for anyone acting against mobilization efforts

• Curtailment Act
• Selective Service Act
• Espionage Act
• Patriot Act

Wartime agency which was the "propaganda machine;" used various measures to enlist psychological & physical home front support

• WIB
• CPI
• WTB
• WLB

This group of Americans was primary target of propaganda and faced discrimination on the home front

• Austrian-Americans
• Mexican-Americans
• African-Americans
• German-Americans