At the onset of World War I, what was the United States official policy regarding involvement in the war?

Question

(1 point)
Responses

The United States engaged in a policy of unrestricted submarine warfare
The United States engaged in a policy of unrestricted submarine warfare

The United States engaged in a policy of neutrality.
The United States engaged in a policy of neutrality.

The United States engaged in a policy of total war.
The United States engaged in a policy of total war.

The United States engaged in a policy known as the Anaconda Plan.

Which of the following were ways that Georgians contributed to the war effort? Choose the three that apply.
(3 points)
Responses

It provided food and textiles (cotton)
It provided food and textiles (cotton)

It served as a center of aircraft and submarine production
It served as a center of aircraft and submarine production

Young men from Georgia were drafted to fight in the war
Young men from Georgia were drafted to fight in the war

The military established training camps in the state
The military established training camps in the state

During World War I, Georgia had more _______ than any other state in the United States.
(1 point)
Responses

women enlisted in the army
women enlisted in the army

wartime home front restrictions
wartime home front restrictions

military training camps
military training camps

military vehicle factories

Answer 1

1. At the onset of World War I, what was the United States' official policy regarding involvement in the war?

   • The United States engaged in a policy of neutrality.

2. Which of the following were ways that Georgians contributed to the war effort? Choose the three that apply.

   • It provided food and textiles (cotton)
   • Young men from Georgia were drafted to fight in the war
   • The military established training camps in the state

3. During World War I, Georgia had more _______ than any other state in the United States.

   • military training camps