World War I mobilization in the UK

The transcript describes the massive enlistment of men in response to Kitchener's call for 100,000 recruits during a time of war. Influential figures like George Robey made public appeals to encourage more men to join the army. As a result, thousands left their civilian lives behind. Additionally, men from British territories such as India, Australia, and Canada also joined the effort, showcasing global support for the cause.

Who was responsible for the call to recruit 100,000 men for the army?

• David Lloyd George

• Winston Churchill

• Lord Kitchener

• George Robey

What role did George Robey play in the recruitment efforts?

• He was a military strategist

• He made appeals for more recruits

• He opposed the recruitment

• He led the army

What significant change did many men experience during the autumn?

• They moved to another country

• They joined the military

• They started new businesses

• They returned to civilian life

Which countries contributed men to the British military efforts?

• India, Australia, and Canada

• Spain, Portugal, and Greece

• France, Germany, and Italy

• USA, Russia, and China

From which regions did men join the British military?

• Only from the United Kingdom

• From every British possession

• From European countries

• From the Americas