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According to the "Propaganda Posters of World War One" google slides presentation, The Great War YouTube channel,  and the Call To Freedom textbook, propaganda posters were used to influence people to save food, support the war, and hate the enemy.

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According to the "Propaganda Posters of World War One" google slides presentation, The Great War YouTube channel,  and the Call To Freedom textbook, propaganda posters were used to influence people to save food, support the war, and hate the enemy.

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Writers skewed the stories and made up fake news so that the public would be fooled about certain things going wrong with the war, and the public may have more support for the war if they were just hearing good things about it.

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Writers skewed the stories and made up fake news so that the public would be fooled about certain things going wrong with the war, and the public may have more support for the war if they were just hearing good things about it.

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In the "Propaganda During World War One" video on "The Great War" YouTube channel, they state that "(German) soldiers complained to the high command that they couldn’t see themselves in stories about their own regiment, or their own frontline actions.”

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In the "Propaganda During World War One" video on "The Great War" YouTube channel, they state that "(German) soldiers complained to the high command that they couldn’t see themselves in stories about their own regiment, or their own frontline actions.”

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The American people were encouraged and influenced by propaganda and Herbert Hoover’s promises and suggestions of higher crop prices, and making “meatless Mondays” and “wheatless Wednesdays.” Hoover claimed that as long as the soldiers were well fed, then we will win. The American people wanted to win the war, so they listened to Hoover and saved food.

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The American people were encouraged and influenced by propaganda and Herbert Hoover’s promises and suggestions of higher crop prices, and making “meatless Mondays” and “wheatless Wednesdays.” Hoover claimed that as long as the soldiers were well fed, then we will win. The American people wanted to win the war, so they listened to Hoover and saved food.

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The Call to Freedom textbook states on page 337, that "He got farmers to grow more food by promising higher prices for crops... Hoover also urged Americans to eat less  by calling for “meatless Mondays” and “wheat-less Wednesdays.” He asked people to plant vegetables at home in “victory gardens.”

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The Call to Freedom textbook states on page 337, that "He got farmers to grow more food by promising higher prices for crops... Hoover also urged Americans to eat less  by calling for “meatless Mondays” and “wheat-less Wednesdays.” He asked people to plant vegetables at home in “victory gardens.”

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If the people at home hated the enemy, then they would want to join the military, or buy war bonds to support the war, all because of the poster that depicted the Germans as terrible barbarians.

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If the people at home hated the enemy, then they would want to join the military, or buy war bonds to support the war, all because of the poster that depicted the Germans as terrible barbarians.

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According to slide 9 of the "Propaganda posters of World War One" google slide presentation, The posters demonized/dehumanized the enemy.

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According to slide 9 of the "Propaganda posters of World War One" google slide presentation, The posters demonized/dehumanized the enemy.