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Volunteering and conscription during World War I significantly impacted Britain by mobilizing millions of men for military service, reshaping the workforce and society. Voluntary enlistment initially saw enthusiastic participation, but as casualties mounted, conscription was introduced in 1916, leading to widespread social and political debates. This shift highlighted class disparities and challenged traditional gender roles, as women increasingly took on roles in factories and other sectors. Ultimately, these changes contributed to a transformation in British society and laid the groundwork for future social reforms.

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