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WWI- The Great War

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World War I: The US Homefront

World War I: The US Homefront. IB History Americas Marusak. America at the Outbreak of War. Isolationist Woodrow Wilson elected in 1912 & 1916.

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United States and World War I

United States and World War I. APUSH. Verse Johnnie get your gun, get your gun, get your gun, Take it on the run, on the run, on the run, Hear them calling you and me, Ev'ry son of liberty. Hurry right away, no delay, go today, Make your daddy glad to have had such a lad,

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World War I

World War I. War to End All Wars. Alliances. The alliance system in Europe started with Prussia Prussia wanted to unite the German states into a German nation Germany united (allied) with Austria-Hungary and Italy France and Germany were enemies and so France allied with Russia. Alliances.

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United States and World War I

United States and World War I. APUSH. Verse Johnnie get your gun, get your gun, get your gun, Take it on the run, on the run, on the run, Hear them calling you and me, Ev'ry son of liberty. Hurry right away, no delay, go today, Make your daddy glad to have had such a lad,

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United States and World War I

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WWI

WWI. -- What were the causes of WWI? -- What were American interests in getting involved? -- Why do you think the American public did not support getting involved until so late in the war? Why would the US not want to take part?.

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World War I

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Chapter 12 Sec. 1

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The Great War

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THE HOME FRONT

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Discussion

Discussion. What seems to be the purpose of this song? It seems to be a way of motivating men to volunteer to serve in the war. Discussion. How can popular entertainment be used to generate support for a war?

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Discussion

Discussion. What seems to be the purpose of this song? It seems to be a way of motivating men to volunteer to serve in the war. Discussion. How can popular entertainment be used to generate support for a war?

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The Home Front

The Home Front. Essential Question. What was the role of the home front during the war?. BUILDING A MILITARY. Army was small Selective Service Act of 1917 Volunteers. Who Else Volunteered. African Americans Women. Mobilizing. War Industries Board (WIB) Victory Gardens

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The Great War and Its Aftermath (1914-1930)

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Chapter 19-World War I & Its Aftermath 1914-1920

Chapter 19-World War I & Its Aftermath 1914-1920. Sections 2- The Home Front. CHAPTER 19-WWI & Its Aftermath. Section 2-The Home Front. Chapter Objectives. Section 2: The Home Front. Analyze how the United States raised an army and won support for World War I. ?.

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Building Up the Military. As the United States entered the war; it was necessary to recruit more soldiers. ?. Many progressives thought conscription, or forced military service, violated both democratic and republican principles. ?

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Unit #6 First World War

Unit #6 First World War. LESSON #6:3 Organizing the American Economy for war. p. 189-191. Organizing the American economy. The American military was tiny, the fleet was weak, and weapons were nearly non-existent. What had to be done? The cost, in the end: $32 billion

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The War At Home

The War At Home. Chapter 11-3. Congress Gives Power to Wilson. WWI was not only fought on the battle fields but on the home front as well Businesses went from producing consumer goods to producing the tools of war The effort would be a collaboration between the private sectors & government

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