Total War

Question 1

To is to make soldiers and equipment ready for war.

Question 2

A(n) is a person who is not actively involved in a nation’s armed forces.

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Question 3

How were women factory workers part of the total war effort?

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A: They helped make weapons and war materials.

Question 4

Which actions are examples of rationing during World War I? Select two answers.criticizing the war only in privateconserving gas and other kinds of fuelbuying and storing flour and sugarteaching children about the war’s importancepurchasing few or no new clothes

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B: conserving gas and other kinds of fuel; E: purchasing few or no new clothes

Question 5

How did the sinking of the Lusitania affect wartime propaganda?

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B: It provided new material for anti-German propaganda.

Question 6

This wartime poster shows Britain and the United States united.

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C: to gain neutral nations’ support in the war effort

Question 7

This chart shows US citizens’ participation in wartime activities.What relationship does the chart show between active military and employed workers?

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C: The number of active military and employed workers jumped at the same time.

Question 8

propagandarationingvolunteeringrecruitment

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A: propaganda

Question 9

Why was Edith Cavell used in anti-German propaganda posters?

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A: She was executed by Germany for treason.

Question 10

An important goal of anti-German propaganda was to

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D: convince countries to join the Allied effort.

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