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Mobilizing the Home Front Propaganda and the War Effort Recruiting soldiers Buying War Bonds Saving Food Contributing to the War Industry (weapons factories) Joining the Red Cross
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“First Call” the Poster Art of World War I
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British Recruitment Ad, 1915 following the sinking of the ship “Lusitania”
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Civic organizations use the media to call for war. Poster from the Mayor’s Committee, New York 1917
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“Go soldiers and fulfill your role as Christians. Oh gentleman, complete your duty to your fatherland and earn your place in Heaven.” German recruitment poster, 1914
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“Committee on Public Information” established as the nations first propaganda agency.
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About two-thirds of all war financing came from the selling of “war bonds” to the public.
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U.S. Food Administration poster, 1917
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Life on the Home Front Women join the war effort
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French Women Factory Workers
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German women factory workers
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Russian Women Soldiers
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Working in the Fields
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A Woman Ambulance Driver
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Red Cross Nurses
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Women in the Army Auxiliary
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Spies “Mata Hari” Real Name: Margareetha Geertruide Zelle German Spy!
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BBC Video: The Changing role of Women
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Fighting in the Great War Trench Warfare –Most of the fighting occurred in man-made trenches –Video: Gallipoli, The Trenches Scene –gallipoli interactive mapgallipoli interactive map Christmas truce –Christmas 1914, fighting stopped for a day –Video: The Christmas Truce
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Weapons and New Technology Machine Guns Chemical Warfare –Mustard gas –Video: All quiet on the Western Front
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French Renault Tank
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British Tank at Ypres
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U-Boats
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Allied Ships Sunk by U-Boats 1917-1918
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The Airplane “Squadron Over the Brenta”Max Edler von Poosch, 1917
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Curtis-Martin U.S. Aircraft Plant
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The Zeppelin
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Flame Throwers Grenade Launchers
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Mustard Gas Machine Guns
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Reading Material World War I US entry into WWI worksheet + questions (see blog)
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