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A Propaganda poster probably used to let people know there was still room

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The first conflict in which mass media and propaganda had a substantial impact on informing the public at large about what was happening overseas was World War I. Additionally, it was the first conflict in which propaganda was routinely produced by governments in an effort to influence public opinion. It took propaganda to incite enmity against the adversary, persuade the populace that the cause was just, enlist the active support and collaboration of neutral nations, and enhance the backing of allies during this and future contemporary wars.

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A significant development in World War I was the sinking of the Lusitania. As a result of the Germans murdering so many innocent civilians, American support for the Allies' involvement in the war increased dramatically. Additionally it showed how important foreign investments were to the United States, as the ship carried not only innocent Americans but cargo meant for the Allies. So this event made the U.S. government want to join the war not only to protect "American freedom" but also some of their biggest markets/financial investments.

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This is an example picture of the Telegram that was used around this time

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German Foreign Minister Arthur Zimmerman proposed a military alliance with Mexico in this telegram, which was transmitted to Mexico in code. This, in my opinion, was important because it encouraged Americans to break ties with Germany because they believed the Germans were now unreliable because they had attempted to alli with Mexico behind their backs. The telegram's clear threats to the United States fueled anti-German sentiment in the country and persuaded Congress to declare war on Germany.

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This is a picture of the Committee on Public Information

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Establishment Committee on Public Information April 13, 1917

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Establishment Committee on Public Information April 13, 1917

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CPI established to mobilize public opinion behind World War I. This was significant because it turned every channel of communication and education to promote the war effort. The Committee marshaled agencies of the press, education, and advertising, among others into wartime service for the Committee.

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This is the men registered under the Selective Service Law

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The Selective Service System and the registration requirement for young men in America give our nation a system and a set of rules. That in the event that the country should require a draft, will ensure the most rapid, effective, and fair selection process conceivable. So this act basically keep the army registration system organized.

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American troops arrival in Germany of 1917

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American Troops on the Offensive June 1917

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American Troops on the Offensive June 1917

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In order to dissuade the Soviet Union, the U.S. placed soldiers in Western Europe. This was critical since both sides were worn out and short on soldiers. The addition of new troops significantly contributed to the Allies' victory over the Germans and served to raise their morale.

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This is a propaganda poster advertising that the industry needs water

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The WIB was most important in that it made sure that the United States had the weapons needed to fight in World War I. The organization supplied the military with the ability to produce and made the transition from a peacetime to a wartime economy smoothly. Setting priorities, establishing prices, and standardizing goods to support the war operations of the United States and its allies will help to coordinate and channel production in the country.

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By offering an alternative to the common "bully beef" rations, they assisted in balancing the soldiers' diet and preventing scurvy. Thus, a significant contributor to the shift in European consumption patterns both during and after the war was the introduction of processed foods into troops' diets. Europe experienced a severe food shortage as a result of the war's devastation, and they urgently needed wheat. Additionally, the US had nearly 4 million servicemen to feed. The weight of potatoes made it impractical to send them over the Atlantic Ocean, so the Administration advised Americans to eat them whenever feasible.

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The Treaty of Versailles was signed by Germany and the Allied Nations on June 28, 1919, formally ending World War One.

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Treaty of Versailles to Sign June 28, 1919

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Treaty of Versailles to Sign June 28, 1919

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This treaty was significant because it put an end to the war and established peace between Germany and the allies. Requiring Germany to pay significant reparations for Allied war losses and assume full responsibility for launching World War I.

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This was significant because the League of Nations' founding ushered in a new age of international collaboration. The Covenant required its signatories to attempt peaceful dispute resolution. In addition to renouncing covert diplomacy, Member States committed to disarming and agreed to uphold international law when they joined the League. Multilateral collaboration entered a new era with the founding of the League of Nations. The Covenant required its signatories to attempt peaceful dispute resolution. In addition to renouncing covert diplomacy, Member States committed to disarming and agreed to uphold international law when they joined the League.