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1 Chapter 9 sec #3 notes

2 Mobilizing the Nation Mobilization: The gathering of resources and the preparation of war National War Labor Board: Workers got lots of rights if they promised not to strike Great Migration: 500,000 African Americans move to northern cities in search of jobs

3 Mobilizing the Nation Rationing: Americans limited the amount of food & fuel they used in order to help the soldiers Committee on Public Information used propaganda to gain support for the war

4 Public Opinion and the War Many Americans were against the war -Immigrants from Germany & Ireland supported the Central Powers -socialist: people who believe industry should be publicly owned -pacifists: people opposed to violence

5 Controlling Public Opinion Committee On Public opinion tries to silence dissent (opposition to the war) Espionage Act (1917): Penalized people who were spies, aided the enemy, or interfered with recruiting Sabotage & Sedition Acts (1918): Made it a crime to say, print, or write any criticism of the government

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