During World War 1 a number of people stepped up to support the soldiers. One example were farmers who raised grains. While the war was in effect the grains were in high demand to help support food supplies to our troops overseas. Following the end of the war the surplus land and crops went to waste which brought many of the farmers to the point of bankruptcy. As they could not pay their bills, neither did the banks survive due to to percentage of loans that were left unpaid. This cycle carried into a number of businesses including factories. The influx of soldiers returning from war needed work but the job market did not accommodate the numbers.
women were working in factories and needed help caring for their children.
Yes world war 2 was the bloodiest war in the history of the world. Over 1 billion people died in the fighting during world war 2.
harding was elected in 1920 after the great war or world war 1
During World War I, women's efforts and sacrifices, including taking on roles in factories, nursing, and other essential services, demonstrated their capability and contribution to the war effort. This shift in perception helped garner support for women's suffrage, culminating in the passage of the 19th Amendment in 1920, which granted women the right to vote. Their involvement not only highlighted their importance in society but also catalyzed a broader push for gender equality in the U.S.
Because he hoped it would bring World peace. Hope this helped you,-Daniel
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yes, because a war in the pacific was started, major shampoo factories in the west were shut down, causing the Jews to become as smelly and dirty as ever
NO. Any and all factories were geared for war production.
Women while the men were at war
Thousands of factories in Britain and Europe were destroyed in WW2.
Most of the theatres were converted into movie theatres, or they shut down and fell into disrepair.
they made bombs
worked in factories
In tank factories
Yes.
World War II intervened. Incidentally two federally licensed (Hobbies) Amateur radio and Private flying were BOTH shut down for the duration of War II. Ham radio has not been shut down or suspended since to my knowledge, obviously rules and operating practices have changed with the times, but no shut downs.
In munitions factories.