World War I brought significant changes to American society, including the Industrial Workers of the World's anti-war efforts, increased women's workforce participation, and the establishment of the Women in Industry Service. Propaganda played a crucial role in shaping public opinion, while children and youth were engaged in the war effort. Technological advancements in motor vehicles were accelerated, and the American Expeditionary Forces' formation marked the U.S.'s rise as a military power. African American soldiers faced racism but contributed valiantly, exemplified by the Harlem Hellfighters.
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The ______, known for its radical labor views, opposed World War I due to class conflict and global unity.
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The IWW's activities against the war included organizing ______ and spreading anti-war messages.
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As a result of government actions, including ______, the IWW's power and numbers were greatly diminished.
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Many IWW leaders ended up ______ for their efforts to impede the war, weakening the organization.
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Sectors where women worked during WWI
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Impact of WWI on African American women's employment
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Post-WWI expectations for women in the workforce
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During ______, to support the growing number of working women, the U.S. Department of Labor created the Women in Industry Service in ______.
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The Women in Industry Service, led by ______, focused on enhancing work conditions for women and ensuring ______ employment standards.
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The ______ played a key role in developing labor policies for women after its establishment following World War I.
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CPI Leader
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George Creel headed the Committee on Public Information, orchestrating WWI propaganda.
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1917 & 1918 Acts Impact
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Espionage Act of 1917 and Sedition Act of 1918 suppressed criticism of U.S. war policies.
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Target of Persecution
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Dissenters, especially immigrants and African Americans, faced persecution under wartime acts.
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The ______ and ______ were pivotal in fostering patriotism and assisting wartime efforts.
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Boy Scouts Girl Scouts
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These youth organizations helped by selling ______ and gathering ______.
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war bonds supplies
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Educational institutions integrated ______-related subjects into their programs, highlighting the need for national ______ and ______.
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This era is noted as an early example of the ______ involving young citizens in ______ efforts.
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Key American manufacturers of WWI vehicles
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Effect of WWI on transport transition
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Post-WWI vehicle adoption
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Under ______ ______ J. ______, the American Expeditionary Forces were crucial in the last year of World War I, aiding in the defeat of the ______ ______.
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Role of 369th Infantry Regiment in WWI
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Impact of WWI on African American military service
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Segregation in U.S. military during WWI
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