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What was likely the main purpose
of this propaganda from the World
War I era?
(1 point)
to gain financial assistance
for the American troops
to encourage eligible
Americans to become
soldiers
to convince immigrants to
come to the United States
to boost morale in the
United States’ military
forces
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Question 2
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What led to a significant increase in the number of factory jobs available to
African American workers during World War I? Select the two correct
answers.
(1 point)
the end of labor unions
increased production of war materials
a reduction in the number of European immigrants
an increase in the number of female nurses
loss of farming land in the South
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Question 3
Question 4
A)
Negotiations between the federal government and the American
Federation of Labor resulted in what? Select the two correct answers.
(1 point)
Workers agreed to a “no-strike pledge” for the duration of the war.
Women would be paid on par with men for doing the same job.
The government protected workers’ rights to organize.
The purchasing power of individuals and families went up.
Business owners and corporations lost money.
A)
What law did Congress pass to prohibit any criticism or disloyal language
against the federal government?
(1 point)
Lever Food and Fuel Control Act
Selective Service Act of 1917
Liberty Loan Act
the Sedition Act of 1918

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Based on the questions you've provided:

Question 1: The main purpose of the propaganda from the World War I era was likely to encourage eligible Americans to become soldiers.

Question 2: The two correct answers that led to a significant increase in the number of factory jobs available to African American workers during World War I are:

  1. increased production of war materials
  2. a reduction in the number of European immigrants

Question 3: The two correct answers regarding the negotiations between the federal government and the American Federation of Labor are:

  1. Workers agreed to a “no-strike pledge” for the duration of the war.
  2. The government protected workers’ rights to organize.

Question 4: The law Congress passed to prohibit any criticism or disloyal language against the federal government was the Sedition Act of 1918.