Support for World War I varied by country and changed over time, but millions of people were involved in the war effort. In the United States, for example, approximately 4.7 million men and women served in the military. In total, around 65 million soldiers were mobilized from various nations, while civilian populations worldwide contributed through labor, resources, and moral support. Public sentiment initially leaned towards nationalism and patriotism, but as the war progressed, support waned in many areas due to the heavy toll of casualties and hardships.
In the opening days and months of World War I, the reaction of ordinary citizens on both sides was generally enthusiastic. Most people supported the war; most saw it as an opportunity; many believed that it would be concluded quickly -- and end in victory for their side.
over 40 million people were included in first world war
37 million
around 20 million people were killed in world war 2.
60-85 million people perished in world war 2
Not many people supported the controversial war with Mexico. Many people died during the way and it had no positive effect on any country.
People supported World War 1 for various reasons, the majority reason was that Germany was getting out of hand.
Everyone in 1941 supported the war. There was no question after Pearl.
I'm puzzled by the words 'supported the World War 2 in many way'. The U.S. was an active combattant nation from 8 December 1941 till the end of the war.
The energy-producing cops supported the World War 1 allied troops.
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In the USA before the war: 90 percent opposed. After the bombing of Pearl Harbor: 90 percent for the war.
There was no Israel until 1948.
In the opening days and months of World War I, the reaction of ordinary citizens on both sides was generally enthusiastic. Most people supported the war; most saw it as an opportunity; many believed that it would be concluded quickly -- and end in victory for their side.
United States supported South Korea after World War 2.