US Men Sign Up For Selective Service

The video discusses the early months of the nation's involvement in war, highlighting the call for increased manpower. It describes the enthusiastic registration for selective service by millions, including naturalized citizens. The involvement of legislators and veterans is noted, as well as the logistical challenges of handling overflow registrations. Experts predict a need for even more manpower, and the video concludes with a message of unity as Americans from all walks of life join together in service.

How many men aged 20 to 45 signed up for selective service in the early months of World War II?

• 9 million

• 15 million

• 5 million

• 12 million

Which groups of naturalized citizens were mentioned as signing up for the war effort?

• Indian and Korean

• German and Italian

• Mexican and Canadian

• Chinese and Japanese

Which notable figure was mentioned as a veteran legislator from Texas?

• Senator Pepper

• Martin Dies

• Representative Van Zandt

• Senator Maybank

What was the predicted number of men needed under arms during World War II?

• 8 million

• 5 million

• 12 million

• 10 million

Who were enrolling together in Uncle Sam's new family of men?

• Veterans and young men

• Only veterans

• Only congressmen

• Only young men