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.
People wanted to gain power through war. They felt that by contributing to the war, they will win and receive some sort of a benefit.
coz if you didnt you would get blown up
People didn't want to go to war because they didn't want to die.
Most people through out the world did NOT want a war. It was a neccessity at the time; something that had to be done.
At first, it appeared that WW II was a European conflict that did not really concern the US. War is a very expensive and terrible business; it has a very high cost in terms of both human life, and money. Therefore, it is not a good idea to go to war unless you have a very strong motive. America did not seem to have any strong motive, until the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor provided the motive.
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Australians went to war in August 1914.
People didn't want to go to war because they didn't want to die.
they were people who didnt want to join the war because of religious views etc
They did join WW1...
The process forcing people to join the army during World War 1 was called conscription
Uncle Sam was just one of those cartoon characters that inspired people to join the war. Or rather, he made people feel obligated to join.
This question is best answered by people that fought in the war.
To fight for freedom
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The practice of requiring young people join the military before world war one was known as the draft.
No.
Most people through out the world did NOT want a war. It was a neccessity at the time; something that had to be done.
You didn't join. Or you faught in the war, but U didn't.......