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Why did men join for World War 1?
Simply because they thought that 'It'll be over by christmas'. Young men were scared to miss out on the fun of war, and because of the 'pals regiments' (were most men in your area were put into the same regiment), it meant that they would no be fighting alone. Another thing that pushed them to go was propaganda. Hundreds of propaganda posters were used to persuade men to fight. And also 'White feather women' were used by the government as well. These were women who carried white feathers around with them, and if they saw a man, even on the street, who wasn't fighting, they would pin a feather onto him as a sign of cowardice, even if he had been a soldier who was home on leave, or looking after his sick wife and young children. When you had a white feather, everyone could see it. Sadly, many men died for their eagerness.
During the war what two groups of people joined the work force and worked in factories to produce needed weapons and other supplies?
The two groups of people who joined the workforce to replace men that were at war were women, and men who were to old to enlist in the service and go to war.
How did women contribute to America's war effort in World War 1?
They took over the men’s jobs why they were at war
What benefits did the US army give to men who enlisted or joined up to fight in the War?
George Washington gave out free lolipops and ice cream cones to whoever joined the war. He also did a happy little jig in his undies.
How old were men when they joined the war?
Men who joined the war, particularly during World War I and World War II, typically ranged in age from late teens to their mid-twenties, with many enlisting around 18 years old. Draft laws often required men to serve once they reached a certain age, usually starting at 18. However, some older individuals also volunteered or were conscripted, depending on the needs of the military and the duration of the conflict.
What do the feathers in the movie the four feathers signify?
Feathers were handed to or sent to men to indicate that they were cowards in not signing up to be soldiers and go to war. The feathers therefore signified cowardice and were usually white.
Why were some men give white feathers in world war 1?
I think it was a sign of pity for the soldiers.
What did people think of young men who did not join the army?
they thought that they were cowards and sent them a white feather because they were cowardly...little did they know, some men couldn't go to war but still received white feathers.
What did African Americans and women do in World War 2?
They took many domestic jobs that were vacated as white men went to war. African Americans also joined the military.
What percentage of eligible white men joined the union army?
Approximately 50% of eligible white men joined the Union Army during the American Civil War. This figure varied by region and over the course of the war, with some areas experiencing higher enlistment rates than others. Factors such as community support, socioeconomic status, and the evolving nature of the conflict influenced these enlistment numbers.
How many black men joined the Union Army by the war's end?
100,000
Why did Australia jion World War I?
Australia's men joined World War 1 for various reasons: 1. they felt they had to help their mother country (Britain) 2. they wanted a great adventure 3. some only joined because didn't want the white feather or be disapproved of by peers
Why did men join for World War 1?
Simply because they thought that 'It'll be over by christmas'. Young men were scared to miss out on the fun of war, and because of the 'pals regiments' (were most men in your area were put into the same regiment), it meant that they would no be fighting alone. Another thing that pushed them to go was propaganda. Hundreds of propaganda posters were used to persuade men to fight. And also 'White feather women' were used by the government as well. These were women who carried white feathers around with them, and if they saw a man, even on the street, who wasn't fighting, they would pin a feather onto him as a sign of cowardice, even if he had been a soldier who was home on leave, or looking after his sick wife and young children. When you had a white feather, everyone could see it. Sadly, many men died for their eagerness.
During the war what two groups of people joined the work force and worked in factories to produce needed weapons and other supplies?
The two groups of people who joined the workforce to replace men that were at war were women, and men who were to old to enlist in the service and go to war.
What does the white feather symbolise in World War 1?
Men who had not enlisted in the Army were given a white feather by young women as a sign of cowardice. The Order of the White Feather was set up to humiliate and coerce men into joining up and women were encouraged to give feathers to men they met - who were obviously not overseas fighting. The rather nasty problem was that some men would be medically unfit to join and yet were still presented with feathers, which further humiliated them. Absolutely right, the women, especially in England showed a real unhealthy zeal for this work and would even hand them over to men who were doing critical war work but were dressed in civvies. Horrible individuals.
What is the duration of War Feathers?
The duration of War Feathers is 1200.0 seconds.
How many men joined the US military in world war 2?
The answer to your question: 16,353,700 men & women served in the armed forces during World War Two.
