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The U.S government underwent a huge propaganda campaign to garner support for the war.

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More than 350,000 African Americans Served in WW1, primarily as support troops. They were often fighting alongside the American and French, and 171 African Americans were awarded the French Legion of Honor

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During WW1, many women  were recruited into jobs that were left vacant by men, as well as having jobs supporting the war effort such as working in munitions factories. However, upon filling the same jobs that were carried out by men before, they were paid significantly less

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The law that established the draft. All men in the U.S between the ages of 21 and 30 had to register for the draft.

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Espionage act enacted June 15, 1917. This act made it illegal to speak out against the government which could compromise the war. The Sedition act was later released which prohibited anyone from saying or writing anything critical of American involvement in the war

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War Bonds were a way for american citizens to support and invest in the war effort, by giving the government money in hope for a greater return.

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In the effort to conserve
food, Americans were encouraged to grow their own.

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To save food for the troops, President Wilson started a campaign of propaganda posters that encouraged Americans to "clean their plate", and not waste any food.

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The WIB was in charge of keeping American soldiers supplies during the war. The WIB converted American factories from making commercial goods to making war supplies. The WIB also made sure that employees were happy, and the efficiency was high. Thank to this, the U.S military was best supplied out of all the militaries in WW1