6. How did warring nations produce enough material for war by 1914?

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6. How did warring nations produce enough material for war by 1914?

Industrialization Mass production More efficient Better quality

Civilians Helped in the war effort

Converted Factories… To making war materials

Women Went to work in factories

Conscription Draft Every country involved in the war had a selective service (draft)

7. What is propaganda? How was it used in WWI?

Propaganda War of words Using ads, posters, radio, movie to spread ideas

Trying to persuade people to support your side “psychological warfare”

Both sides tried to portray the other as barbaric, brutal, inhumane

Used to gain people’s support -- $ and enlistment

Played on emotions, sympathies