What was it like at home during ww1?

Answer 1

the home front's where in many allied countries including britan, U.K and New Zealand.The homefronts were where the men and women back at home help out in the war effort by taking in children during the blitz, by aiding then wounded and sick soldiers and giving food to the starving soldiers

Answer 2

no fun at all, they were under so much pressure and no one believed in them. they proved to be strong and successful! after the war they were given more freedom, independance and more political power! they deserved it

Answer 3

homefront was having to fight in the war and reasons why and why not to fight in the war , eg having a certificate to proove you didn't have to fight, this was called certificate of exemption, or the local tribunal where they give you the right to be excused from the war. it is also the things you shouldn't do that could get you spotted eg. flying a kite , as they would see the kite an know there has to be a person at the end of the kite so therefore a plane would fly overhead and drop a bomb.

i am not sure if this is the perfect understanding of a homefront , but this is what we recently learnt about in class and our title was homefront, i hope this is a bit of help for you. glad i could help!

Answer 4

Home life during World War 1 was characterized by women, children and the elderly being forced to work in order to keep up production after most of the men were drafted into the army. Many families were disrupted due to fatalities on the battlefield.

Answer 5

—During the ww1 men went to war and the women went to do the men's jobs because there wasn't enough men to do the jobs so the women decided that they would do it because they thought that they would get the vote if the helped out.

Answer 6

it was tough because all the men went to the war and women had to start doing more stuff like working in factories and working the farms but the homes were tough because there were no men and most of the women couldnt do what the men could do

Answer 7

life was not very easy during world war one, due to the fact that men were gone from home fighting the war, women had to keep the place running, way to go ladies! Taxes were high and wealth was capped.

Answer 8

The girls had to do more of the boy's jobs because of their absence. American troops were ready for combat in 1918.

Answer 9

The home front during ww1 was all the men and women that helped out the wounded or starving solders that arrived home. They fed them, looked after them and even sleeped with them :p.......