Chapter 23 - Section 4, The War at Home

the gathering of resources and preparation for war

• sabotage

• dissent

• imperialism

• mobilization

Millions of men left their jobs to joined the armed forces, this opened up opportunities for ____.

• women

• African Americans

To raise money for the war the government

• raised taxes

• sold Liberty bonds

• increased taxes on businesses

limitation of use

• rationing

• dissent

• propaganda

• surplus

people opposed to the use of violence

• dissenters

• pacifists

• sabotagers

• warmonger

In 1917, the government passed the ______ Act which provided stiff penalties for spying.

• Espionage

• Sabotage

• Patriot

• Pacifist

In 1918 the government passed the _____ Act to punish anyone who secretly committed actions to damage the war effort.

• Espionage

• Sabotage

• Patriot

• Pacifist

to say, print, or write anything negative about the government

• reparation

• espionage

• sedition

• socialist

From 1914 to 1920 between 300,000 and 500,000 African Americans left their homes in the rural south to seek jobs in Northern cities. This is known as the Great ________.

• Exodus

• Relocation

• Journey

• Migration

disagreement with or opposition to an opinion

• dissent

• pacifist

• deficit

• espionage