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Civilians were used as labor in both wars. Mass production of arms and other military items were need in both WW1 and WW2. Civilians would work in factories and make the items the war needed while soldiers went off to fight.
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How did civilians join the war effort?
U.S civilians aided the effort by buying war bonds (low-interest loans by civilians to the government), collecting tin, and by planting victory gardens in their yards (gardens planted by civilians so food could be sent to the soldiers)
Why was the Haber-Bosch process so important to Germany's war effort?
Germany Was Cut Off From It Mineral Supplie Of Nitrogen!
World War 1 was a total war in the sense that?
A total war is a war in which anything and everything is fair game because everything aids the war effort. So, each side was technically allowed to destroy cities and kill civilians as long as they believed it helped the war effort. Total war was brutally followed out especially by the German U-Boats during ww1 and they became infamous for sinking passenger ships and more specifically the Lusitania, which brought the U.S. into the war.
Why was is important for both Sides to keep civilian moral high during the war?
total war demanded that civilians work tirelessly to produce and conserve goods needed to keep the war going. if civilians were unhappy, they might not work well or they might create domestic unrest that would unset war plan and demoralize soldiers.
What makes the blitz so important in world war 2?
It marked the advent of "total warfare" where civilians too were in danger. The blitz was intended to instill terror and destroy British moral.
Why was the success of the Memphis belle so important to the war effort?
It was for the propaganda value.
How did civilians join the war effort?
U.S civilians aided the effort by buying war bonds (low-interest loans by civilians to the government), collecting tin, and by planting victory gardens in their yards (gardens planted by civilians so food could be sent to the soldiers)
What was so important about the morale of the British Civilians in 1940?
They were at war, under attack and threatened with invasion. They really needed to keep a stiff upper lip.
Why was the attack on turkey so important to the allied war effort?
Because they were all able to eat Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners.
Why were the Balkans so important to Germany's war effort?
It supplied much of the oil and gas. Hahh 2nd question i can answer =) -Flirtz
Why was the Haber-Bosch process so important to Germany's war effort?
Germany Was Cut Off From It Mineral Supplie Of Nitrogen!
World War 1 was a total war in the sense that?
A total war is a war in which anything and everything is fair game because everything aids the war effort. So, each side was technically allowed to destroy cities and kill civilians as long as they believed it helped the war effort. Total war was brutally followed out especially by the German U-Boats during ww1 and they became infamous for sinking passenger ships and more specifically the Lusitania, which brought the U.S. into the war.
Why was is important for both Sides to keep civilian moral high during the war?
total war demanded that civilians work tirelessly to produce and conserve goods needed to keep the war going. if civilians were unhappy, they might not work well or they might create domestic unrest that would unset war plan and demoralize soldiers.
What makes the blitz so important in world war 2?
It marked the advent of "total warfare" where civilians too were in danger. The blitz was intended to instill terror and destroy British moral.
How many civilians have been killed in the Afghanistan war so far?
No one knows for certian.
What was so bad of World War 2?
Because people died during the war. It was either soldiers, animals, and even innocent civilians.
Why did you have paper drives in World War 2?
so that the paper could be used in the war effort
