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e Food Administration was established by the government in 1917. The food administration helped mobilize agricultural 

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How did mobilization help support the United States in WWI?  (Avery)

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How did mobilization help support the United States in WWI?  (Avery)

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Mobilization is the act of training and organization of troops for active service by a nation or its government. In 1917, the U.S. was not prepared for an active and modern war. Our military was not only undersized, but its economy and culture were unprepared for the effort needed to wage war. Mobilization helped by expanding warfare and let women get jobs in factories.

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The United States created the Railroad Administration in December of 1917 by the 28th President, Woodrow Wilson. Wilsons purpose was to regulate and operate ALL railroad transportation.

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The Fuel Administration, a WW1 department, was established on August 23, 1917 under the authority of the Lever Act. The agency exercised power over coal and oil production, distribution, and prices.

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The Food Administration was established by the government in 1917. The food administration helped mobilize agricultural resources, promoted food rations, and encouraged Victory Gardens.  By mobilizing agricultural resources, this helped transport goods to the war. Promoting food rations made sure that there was enough for all. Encouraging victory gardens helped provide the goods to be transported.

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The War Industries Board or WIB is an organized business to produce war goods. This increases the government's role in the economy.   The war industries board relied on civilian support. For example, women take factory jobs due to men being off at war. In these factories, women are providing war supplies. Civilians also invested in war bonds and liberty bonds.

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What was rationing and how did it help feed the troops?(Alek)

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What was rationing and how did it help feed the troops?(Alek)

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Rationing is when the civilians and soldiers had only a small portion of good they could eat or use for the day. It was designed to help feed the troops by only allowing them a certain amount of food for that day so they had enough to feed everyone. The food administration helped with the rationing and victory gardens. The civilians were told to make gardens so they could have their own produce such as fruits and vegetables.

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Liberty bonds were when a civilian would give money to support the war and then later on the civilians would get interest on that. The money that the civilians gave to the government helped pay for the ammunition and everything needed to go to war. Over time the government would have to pay the people back but they would get interest on their money so if someone gave 10 dollars to the government then they would have to give back like 15.

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A victory garden is a garden that a civilian would have in their backyard. They would help produce the food production during the war so that soldiers would have enough food to eat. Since everyone planted a garden they could save stuff for the soldiers that wouldn’t go bad as fast. There was said to be about 20 million victory gardens and 9-10 million tons of food.

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How much civilians helped pay for the war (Alek)

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How much civilians helped pay for the war (Alek)

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The civilians that donated and bought liberty bonds helped fund the war a lot. About 22 percent was tax money and 58 percent was from the liberty bonds.

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WWI cost the United states 22,625,253,000 dollars and that is just the United states. With all the countries that were involved it cost 186,333,637,000 dollars.