World War 1 The Homefront. Do you remember? How WW 1 started? The archduke of Austria was shot by a Serbian nationalist. Who sunk the Lusitania? German.

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World War 1 The Homefront

Do you remember? How WW 1 started? The archduke of Austria was shot by a Serbian nationalist. Who sunk the Lusitania? German U-Boats What the Zimmerman Telegram was? The Germans tried to get the Mexicans on their side. Which side the US fought with in 1917 and 1918? The Allied side: England, France and Russia

What do you think? Should the US have remained neutral in WW 1 or was it right to have entered the war?

The Home Front In a war there is the battle front where soldiers fight. The home front are the civilians at home who are helping the war effort. They work in factories that make weapons. They grow food for the troops. The support the war effort by buying war bonds.

New Opportunities Sometimes war provides new opportunities for people. During WW 1 many women took jobs outside the home to fill in for men who were in Europe fighting. African Americans traveled north during the Great Migration, to work in the war industries.