Short answer? When the Japanese Empire is knocking on your door (quite literally), you don't need much encouragement to go to war. The Australian soldiers were known throughout the Pacific Theater for the Bravery and Steadfastness. The defining moment for Australian Troops was in Papua New Guniea, where they grouped with Americans to oust the Japanese and prevent a possible invasion of the Australian Mainland. as well as the answer above, australians are known for helping their mates(buddies). australians were not going to sit back and watch their mates fight alone, nor were they going to let some other nation tell us what to do. so as you can see we didnt need much encouragement to fight for what is ours
30% went to war so dont go to war and stay in school
Women encouraged men to go to war mostly by encouragement. It was a very respectable and honorable thing to have a husband that was willing to give his life for his country. When the men came home, they were treated as heros.
Russian men were encouraged to shave their beards more in the style of men in the western countries who were beginning to go clean shaven. One way Peter the Great encouraged this was to impose a tax on men who wanted to wear beards.
In many nations women were encouraged to join female branches of the women's self-esteem as it allowed them to carry out their full potential and do their part. Women replaced men in many of the roundhouse jobs during World War II.
bob the builder and his friends
At the beginning of the war it was all volunteers. The young men were encouraged by propaganda. Everyone thought the war would be over by the Christmas and they got good pay too. White feathers were nailed on the doors of people who would not go to war's houses. Most men in the village would go, so peer pressure convinced a lot of men. However, Britain was losing a lot of men later on so then they made everyone go to war.
the impact was that the women got to go out into the workforce to help keep supplies going they didnt get paided as much as the men. but were happy anyway. when the men came back from war the womens jobs seamed to disapear most of the women were happy to go back to the was they were before the war while other still wanted work and most found work.
There were 4 groups of men who didn't have to go to war in the British Army. These were the sick men, the old men, the mentally challenged men, and the physically disabled men.
Opposition wanted to end the war.
In 1914.
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they wanted to go to war