How did governments fund the war effort?

• By taking money from businesses without compensation

• By selling war bonds and increasing taxes

• By printing unlimited money

• By relying only on international aid

Fill in the blank: The practice of governments restricting food, fuel, and goods to ensure enough supplies for soldiers is known as ____.

• A. Conscription

• B. Rationing

• C. Propaganda

• D. Censorship

Fill in the blank: The system of forced military service to build large armies is known as ____.

• Conscription

• War Bonds

• Rationing

• Naval Blockade

Fill in the blank: Restricting enemy supply lines through naval power, such as Britain's blockade of Germany, is known as ____.

• Naval Blockade

• Conscription

• Rationing

• Martial Law

Fill in the blank: Government suppression of dissenting opinions and control over the media is called ____.

• Censorship

• Propaganda

• Martial Law

• War Economy

Fill in the blank: The adaptation of industries to focus on producing military goods and weapons is known as ____.

• War Economy

• Technological Innovation

• Martial Law

• Colonial Troops

What was a primary purpose of propaganda during the war?

• To ensure free speech for all citizens

• To maintain morale and encourage enlistment

• To allow journalists to report freely on battlefield conditions

• To promote peace talks among nations

Why did governments impose rationing?

• To increase civilian consumption

• To ensure adequate supplies for the military

• To make food cheaper for everyone

• To encourage people to grow their own food

Which of the following was a technological advancement during World War I?

• Wooden warships

• Poison gas and tanks

• Crossbows and longbows

• Catapults and trebuchets

How did governments respond to anti-war movements?

• By allowing open discussion and debate

• By imposing legal penalties and censorship

• By immediately ending the war

• By increasing enlistment bonuses