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During the war fuel was a very important resource to have.  Oil and coal were also a very important resource needed for the war.  This impacted the war cause because Americans conserved resources for the war.  An unanswered question is, 'Who was working the coal mines, oil plants, and other fuel facilitys?'

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The idea behind the selective service act was to make men believe they were special when being chosen for war.  This act did have an impact on the draft .  The draft rate for the war as about 2.8 million men were drafted and 2 million men volunteered to fight.  An unanswered question from the text is, 'If someone is enlisted can they back out?'

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The Committee on Public information was designed to create propaganda to convince Americans to be more patriotic. Americans became more patriotic and supported the war effort more. Was this created so less people would be arrested for Espionage and Sedition Acts?

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The Food Administrations job was to conserve and ration food.  Food was a necessity in war and was a scarce resource.  Americans needed to ration food and ended up rationing and the soldiers had food.  Did soldiers still get enough food even with this Administration?

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The War Industries Boards primary job was to control the operations and manufacturing of weapons and military equipment.  While men were off fighting the war women had to work in many of these factories.  Over the span of the war over one million women worked for the War Industries Board.  Was there an age requirement for women or boys to work for the War Industries Board?

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The most important effort done by the government was the Selective Service Act. This act was needed or else we wouldn't have had a strong military. Having troops was one of the most important and key factors to winning any battle.

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The espionage and sedition acts was a law put in place by President Woodrow Wilson.  The law forbid anyone from saying anything against the American war effort.  Thousands of people got arrested and convicted of "hate speech" against the war.  It was the greatest impact on the first amendment.  Was this law technically illegal because of the amendment?