The Home Front During The War

The _____________________ Act said that people could not destroy anything that might help win the war.

The _________________ Administration made sure the U.S. troops had enough food.

The __________________________ Act said people could be fined or put in jail for doing or saying things against the government.

The ____________________ Administration controlled transportation.

Many Americans were very _________________________. They loved their country and sacrificed in many ways.

campaign

• a. a person who betrays his country

• b. a law that allowed the post office to hold back mail that might hurt the war effort

• c. the planned activity to help a person reach a goal, usually a political one

• d. a person who wants to be considered for a position or job, usually in government or business

• e. a disease that killed 20 million people

candidate

• a. a person who betrays his country

• b. a law that allowed the post office to hold back mail that might hurt the war effort

• c. the planned activity to help a person reach a goal, usually a political one

• d. a person who wants to be considered for a position or job, usually in government or business

• e. a disease that killed 20 million people

traitor

• a. a person who betrays his country

• b. a law that allowed the post office to hold back mail that might hurt the war effort

• c. the planned activity to help a person reach a goal, usually a political one

• d. a person who wants to be considered for a position or job, usually in government or business

• e. a disease that killed 20 million people

influenza

• a. a person who betrays his country

• b. a law that allowed the post office to hold back mail that might hurt the war effort

• c. the planned activity to help a person reach a goal, usually a political one

• d. a person who wants to be considered for a position or job, usually in government or business

• e. a disease that killed 20 million people

Sedition Act

• a. a person who betrays his country

• b. a law that allowed the post office to hold back mail that might hurt the war effort

• c. the planned activity to help a person reach a goal, usually a political one

• d. a person who wants to be considered for a position or job, usually in government or business

• e. a disease that killed 20 million people