1. Place terms in the correct area of the worksheet
Committee on Public Info.
War Industries Board
Selective Service Act
Sedition Act
Wheatless days
George Creel
Herbert Hoover
Espionage Act
Loyalty Leagues
4 minute men
Doughboys
16th Amendment
Daylight Savings
National War Labor Board
US RR Admin.
Liberty Bonds
Victory Gardens
Prohibition
Great Migration
General Pershing
Schenk v. US

2. Mobilizing for War

3. Industry Council of National Defense WIB: War Industries Board
Bernard Baruch
NWLB: National War Labor Board
Great Migration
Women

4. Fuel and Energy
US RR Admin.
Daylight Savings Time
Fuel Administration

5. Soldiers/Mobilization
National Defense Act/National Construction Act
Selective Service Act 1917
3 million drafted
2 million volunteer
1/5 immigrant
IQ Tests
Women and African Americans
Pershing
Western Front:
AEF (American Expeditionary Force)
2 million “Doughboys”

6. Financing War
Treasury Dept.
16th Amendment
Liberty and Victory Bonds

7. Food Food Administration ‘Wheatless’ and ‘Meatless’ days
Herbert Hoover
‘Wheatless’ and ‘Meatless’ days
Victory Gardens
100% American
“Liberty Cabbage”
“Liberty Measles”
Salisbury Steak

8. Patriotism/Dissent/Civil Liberty challenges
CPI: Committee on Public Information
George Creel
4 minute men
Loyalty Leagues
National Anthem at ballparks
No Bach or Wagner, German language
Espionage Act
Sedition Act
Schenk v. US
Eugene Debs
Conscientious Objectors

9. American Dissent
To what extent do citizens have a duty to support their country in war?
To what extent is it ethical to voice opposition to a war once it has begun?
Is a democratic government justified in limiting free speech during war?
Was the arrest of Debs and others legitimate?
Should Women and African Americans have supported the war effort? Why or why not?