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1 All (or most) resources of a country are used for the war effort
Total War All (or most) resources of a country are used for the war effort

2 Factories Civilian industries mobilized to manufacture artillery
Thousands of women were hired to work in the factories IMB hired 30,000 women

3 Changing Roles Women’s new jobs were considered temporary
Many women would no longer be satisfied to play only their traditional roles as wives, mothers, and domestic workers.

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7 S.O.S and “Farmerettes” Soldiers Of the Soil
Teen boys and girls recruited by the Food Board to work on farms Terms of 3 months or more

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9 Rationing Canadians were required to ration their consumption of food (and other things like gas) in order to “feed the troops” and help the war effort

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12 The Cost of War War is expensive
Borrowed from Britain first and then the United States Money raised with war bonds (victory bonds) Money raised with income tax (1917)

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