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. How did women's roles change during the war?

. How did women's roles change during the war?

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8:59 x (↑) GRW_M16L03 1,000 convictions for antiwar activities. Newspapers and magazines that opposed the war or criticized any of the Allies lost their mailing privileges. People could also be fired for speaking against the war. The chief targets of the Espionage and Sedition Acts were socialists and union leaders. Labor leader Eugene V. Debs was jailed for making a speech about the economic causes of the war. Anarchist Emma Goldman was imprisoned, fined, and later deported for speaking out against the draft. The Industrial Workers of the World urged ⒸHoughton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company Name Lesson 3, continued giving them the right to vote. Also, during the war a worldwide flu epidemic, probably spread by American soldiers, killed 500,000 Americans. The epidemic also caused major disruptions in the American economy. Class particularly during wartime. Still, they faced some problems in the North, such as prejudice and overcrowding. 7. Espionage and Sedition Acts American women played new roles during the war. They did jobs that had previously been done only by men. They worked as railroad workers, cooks, dockworkers, and bricklayers. Women volunteered in the Red Cross and sold war bonds. Women's activities made them more visible. They were not paid the same as men. Yet, soon after the war, Congress passed the Nineteenth Amendment, ⒸHoughton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company 250 Answer the following questions about how World War I changed. American society. What were the functions or results of the following wartime 1. War Industries Board 2. Railroad Administration 4. National War Labor 5. Food Administration Board 4. How did women's roles change during the war? Guided Reading Workbook Date 251 gencies and laws? 3. Fuel Administration What changes did the war bring about for the following groups of Americans? 8. Immigrants 9. African Americans 10. Women 6. Committee on Public Information Guided Reading Workbook
Transcribed Image Text:8:59 x (↑) GRW_M16L03 1,000 convictions for antiwar activities. Newspapers and magazines that opposed the war or criticized any of the Allies lost their mailing privileges. People could also be fired for speaking against the war. The chief targets of the Espionage and Sedition Acts were socialists and union leaders. Labor leader Eugene V. Debs was jailed for making a speech about the economic causes of the war. Anarchist Emma Goldman was imprisoned, fined, and later deported for speaking out against the draft. The Industrial Workers of the World urged ⒸHoughton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company Name Lesson 3, continued giving them the right to vote. Also, during the war a worldwide flu epidemic, probably spread by American soldiers, killed 500,000 Americans. The epidemic also caused major disruptions in the American economy. Class particularly during wartime. Still, they faced some problems in the North, such as prejudice and overcrowding. 7. Espionage and Sedition Acts American women played new roles during the war. They did jobs that had previously been done only by men. They worked as railroad workers, cooks, dockworkers, and bricklayers. Women volunteered in the Red Cross and sold war bonds. Women's activities made them more visible. They were not paid the same as men. Yet, soon after the war, Congress passed the Nineteenth Amendment, ⒸHoughton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company 250 Answer the following questions about how World War I changed. American society. What were the functions or results of the following wartime 1. War Industries Board 2. Railroad Administration 4. National War Labor 5. Food Administration Board 4. How did women's roles change during the war? Guided Reading Workbook Date 251 gencies and laws? 3. Fuel Administration What changes did the war bring about for the following groups of Americans? 8. Immigrants 9. African Americans 10. Women 6. Committee on Public Information Guided Reading Workbook
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The first world war was an important event that transformed the world. All most all countries that took part in the war experienced that change in one way or another. The changes were in the form of social, cultural, economic, and political. 

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