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Yes, men were drafted in both World War I and World War II. In the United States, the Selective Service Act of 1917 instituted conscription for World War I, while the Selective Service Act of 1940 established a peacetime draft that continued into World War II. Many other countries also implemented drafts during these conflicts to meet military personnel needs. Draft policies varied by country and were often influenced by the scale and duration of the wars.
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What is a good intro sentence for an essay that is about stating what the differences are between WW1 and World War 2 conscription?
Another person asked about this homework assignment. I gave that person these ideas and I will give you some more.Here are some ideas for you:Conscription: To draft or not to draft?Are the enlisted men better at fighting than the drafted servicemen? (True answer is no.)Could they have won both wars with out the drafted men? (true answer is no.)Why was the draft discontinued?Is conscription conducted fairly?Who gets conscripted and who does not and why?Were the drafted men of World War 1 certain on why they were fighting? Were the drafted men of World War 2 certain on why the were fighting?Here are some introduction sentences for you based on the questions above:The controversy of drafting men into World Wars 1 and 2 consisted of .................The men who were conscripted into both wars fought vastly different types of wars.....The World Wars 1 and 2 could not have been won without the conscription of millions of men to fight in those wars.The men conscripted to fight in both World Wars 1 and 2 were valiant and strong fighters just as those who enlisted to fight in those wars.Both World War 2 and 1 had drafted and enlisted men who suffered from Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome. The drafted men suffered ...................
How do they find people to fight in wars?
Throughout history our world has been troubled with war and consequent famine. In order for the country and there leaders to find people to find in the war, many would initiate a draft. Both World Wars had to recruit thousands of young, able-bodied men to fight for there country.
How many survivors were there from the 39th battalion?
The 39th Battalion was a regiment in the Australian Army. The group fought in both World Wars and by the time it was disbanded had, had 1666 men serve in it. There were only 32 men to survive the 39th Battalion, seven officers and 25 others.
Why did women do men's jobs during world war i and world war ii?
The main reason why women did men's job during the world wars was because all the men (or most of them) were out fighting and their families needed the money to keep the families going. Also the money they earned they spent it on equipment for the war.
Why were young men on both sides eager to fight when World War I started?
They wanted to help their country and their allies.
What is a good intro sentence for an essay that is about stating what the differences are between WW1 and World War 2 conscription?
Another person asked about this homework assignment. I gave that person these ideas and I will give you some more.Here are some ideas for you:Conscription: To draft or not to draft?Are the enlisted men better at fighting than the drafted servicemen? (True answer is no.)Could they have won both wars with out the drafted men? (true answer is no.)Why was the draft discontinued?Is conscription conducted fairly?Who gets conscripted and who does not and why?Were the drafted men of World War 1 certain on why they were fighting? Were the drafted men of World War 2 certain on why the were fighting?Here are some introduction sentences for you based on the questions above:The controversy of drafting men into World Wars 1 and 2 consisted of .................The men who were conscripted into both wars fought vastly different types of wars.....The World Wars 1 and 2 could not have been won without the conscription of millions of men to fight in those wars.The men conscripted to fight in both World Wars 1 and 2 were valiant and strong fighters just as those who enlisted to fight in those wars.Both World War 2 and 1 had drafted and enlisted men who suffered from Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome. The drafted men suffered ...................
Why is women important in World War I?
Women in World War 1 served as nurses, nurse aids, Red Cross workers and took up the slack of men being on the war front. They worked in businesses and other jobs done by men including weapons manufacturing. Without the women in both wars the wars would have been difficult to fight and supply. Women were the backbone of both wars.
Why did women do men's job during world war l and world war ll?
The men were fighting in the wars.
Did men who were in HM Prisons fight in the British Army in the World Wars?
No, they didn't.
What type of people became soldiers in the world wars?
Strong healthy men or in world war one everyone
How do they find people to fight in wars?
Throughout history our world has been troubled with war and consequent famine. In order for the country and there leaders to find people to find in the war, many would initiate a draft. Both World Wars had to recruit thousands of young, able-bodied men to fight for there country.
How did the north raise their armies?
The Northern armies from both the US Civil War & Vietnam Wars drafted their men.
How many survivors were there from the 39th battalion?
The 39th Battalion was a regiment in the Australian Army. The group fought in both World Wars and by the time it was disbanded had, had 1666 men serve in it. There were only 32 men to survive the 39th Battalion, seven officers and 25 others.
Do you say man-of-wars or men-of-war?
If you are talking about one man in many wars then Man-of-wars. If you are talking about many men in one war the Men-of-war.
Why were men forced to go to world war 1 and 2?
Men were forced to fight in both world wars because their countries said it was compulsory for men of a certain age to fight for their country. This was called conscription where every man in every town and city signed up to go to war unless you were too old, too young, had a Disability or a very important job.
Were there similaraties and differences to the civil war from the Vietnam war?
1. Both wars had as US president assassinated. 2. Both wars had a vice president named JOHNSON take over the presidency. 3. Both wars had the military draft, draft riots, and draft dodgers. 4. Both wars the North won the war. 5. Both wars the South lost the war. 6 Both wars had a US Navy "Brown Water Navy." 7. Both wars had a riverine warship called a "Monitor." 8. Both wars mistreated their returning "southern" fighting men. 9. Both wars had a civil rights issue with the same racial category of people. 10. Both wars had a first time used form of assault rifle: Spencer and M16. 11. Both wars had a "re-unification war" (a war to RE-UNITE the American people): Civil War had the "Spanish-American War of 1898", Vietnam had "Operation Desert Storm" of 1991. Both of these conflicts occurred in the 90s. 12. Both the Civil War & Vietnam War occurred in the 60s.
What are the similarities between the American Civil War and World War 1?
Both wars fielded millions of men; advancements in technology made the business of killing most efficient; railroads were used to provide the greatest mobility of men and materiel; and although, with all the advancements made, tactics were little changed
