world war one homefront

Which of the following are example(s) of a way that Americans were encouraged to conserve food for the war effort?

• Fishless Fridays

• Meatless Mondays

• Wheatless Wednesdays

• Toastless Tuesdays

Regulating the amount of goods a consumer can obtain

• Office of War Information
• Bataan Death March
• rationing
• war bonds

What was the role of the four Minutemen?

• To make public appearances to lead an antiwar movement

• To make public appearances to rally support for the war

• To draft eligible men in the US military

• To lead troops over the top and out of the trenches

The event where African Americans left the South and headed North.

• The Great Migration
• The Port Rush Movement
• The March on Washington
• The Factory Rush

How did the United States government increase the availability of critical materials and supplies for the war effort?

• Limited trade with hostile governments

• Encouraged civilians to join the Red Cross

• Recovered and reused enemy weapons and armaments

• Imposed civilian rationing of needed products and supplies

This map shows...

• The Eastern front in WWI
• The border between Axis and Allies
• The line of trenches in WWI
• The border between the Triple Entente and Triple Alliance

The Espionage and Sedition Acts attacked this freedom.

• Freedom of Speech
• Freedom of Religion
• Freedom of the Press
• Freedom of Assembly

What was the purpose of rationing and Victory Gardens?

• To get extra money from the Allies in Britain and France

• To give supplies to laborers from Mexico

• To provide for families who lost male family members during the war

• To keep soldiers and civilians fed so no one starved

Being forced to join the military.

• Compelled
• Shangheid
• Draft
• Imprisoned

The main mission of the Committee on Public Information was to get all Americans onboard with the war effort.

• TRUE

• FALSE