Title: Women, African-Americans, Hispanic- Americans - WORLD WAR 1
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Minorities contribute to the war effort
Content: Women, African-Americans, Hispanic- Americans - WORLD WAR 1




Natalie's Project
Works Cited
About World War 1
Causes of the War >
Assassination, Imperialism, Militarism, Alliances, Nationalism, Lusitania, Zimmermann Note
Impact of new technology >
Trench Warfare, Weapons, Stalemate
What are... Who are... >
Isolationist, Interventionists, Internationalists
Role of Wartime Propaganda >
What does it look like? What does it want to accomplish? American home front >
Selective Service, Bernard Baruch &WIB, George Creel & Committee Public Information, Conscientious objectors, Espionage Act, Sedition Act, Great migration
Opportunities for minorities >
Women, African-Americans, Hispanic- Americans
How did US help secure allied victory? >
14 Points, Self Determination, League of Nations
America after the war >
Red Scare, Palmer Raids, Harding Election, Flu Epedimic
Sacco and Vanzetti, Were they Guilty? Minorities contribute to the war effort
How did women, African-Americans, and Mexican- Americans help? Women-
When men left for the war, many jobs were opened and women filled the jobs the men had already assumed. Many women also joined the Army Corps of Nurses. They worked as doctors, nurses, ambulance drivers, and clerks. The women proved that they could do any type of job no matter how hard, difficult, or the risk behind it. Before the war,many women fought for women's suffrage, and it was the women's role in the war effort that got Wilson on their side concerning their voting rights.