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“Posters encouraged everyone to do their part through joining up through working for the work effort by not wasting food and through investing money into war bonds.”

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“Although much propaganda was based on rumor and exaggeration, it effectively encouraged patriotism and support for the war.”

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Propaganda posters don't have to display the truth but still can influence people very well and motivated people in the past to fight for and support the war.

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according to Mrs. Snell

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Eli Paul quoted George Creel and stated

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Posters had the ability to cause people to full heartedly contribute to the war effort just by showing exaggerated images and telling lies to non fighting citizens.

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Propaganda poster were the easiest article of media to stretch the truth and lie on but also the most easily consumed by the common busy citizen

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“I have the conviction that the poster must play a large part in the fight for public opinion the printed word may not be read people might choose not to attend meetings or to watch motion pictures but the billboard was something that caught even the most indifferent eye”

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Mrs. Whelpley      Propaganda__Posters__of_World_War_One Info Slides  accessed on October 3rd, 2018,Eli Paul in a C-Span interview on propaganda quote from George creel on August 20th, 2009., and Propaganda Reading and Notes by Mrs.Snell accessed on October 3rd 2018 provide evidence for the claim Propaganda posters affected the war and peoples view of it greatly as it is the most efficient and effective article of media.

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Mrs.Whelpley explained