The Homefront (WWI) | US HISTORY HELP: World War I video-quiz

What was the primary purpose of rationing during World War I?

• To decrease the consumption of luxury goods

• To ensure soldiers overseas had enough food

• To increase the production of food

• To support the economy

What were Americans encouraged to grow to support the war effort?

• Cotton Fields

• Victory Gardens

• Wheat Farms

• Flower Gardens

What was the purpose of war bonds during World War I?

• To provide soldiers with personal savings

• To reduce national debt

• To fund educational programs

• To help pay for the war

What age group was required to register for the Selective Service Act during World War I?

• 18 to 40

• 20 to 35

• 21 to 30

• 18 to 25

What was the consequence of criticizing the war under the Espionage Act?

• Forced military service

• Public commendation

• A reward of war bonds

• Fines or imprisonment

What did the Supreme Court decide in Schenck vs. United States?

• Freedom of speech is absolute

• The Espionage Act was unconstitutional

• The Selective Service Act was unconstitutional

• Freedom of speech can be restricted in certain cases

What did ration coupons allow families to do?

• Purchase unlimited food items

• Save money on groceries

• Limit their consumption of food

• Trade food with neighbors

What was the main message of propaganda programs regarding food production?

• To grow their own food

• To donate food to soldiers

• To rely on imported food

• To store food for future use

What were other names for war bonds?

• Liberty Bonds

• Victory Bonds

• Economy Bonds

• Peace Bonds

What was the age requirement for the Selective Service after World War I?

• 18 and over

• 21 to 30

• 17 to 25

• 20 to 35