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LIFE AT HOME FOR THE U.S.
- The U.S. had a good relationship with Great Britain,France and 2 other countries
- America was the top industrial and agricultural producer
- Citizens used war bonds to help the soldiers
U.S. HOME LIFE
- 6.5 million women joined the work force during the war
- The war gave the U.S. a boosting economy
- They were limited on what they could buy
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U.S. HOME LIFE
- Youth groups were new in America. Some of the groups were called "" Boy Scouts,"" ""Camp Fire"" ""Girl Scouts"" and ""Junior Red Cross""
- They had less food
- Children collected tin cans, paper, toothpaste tubes and apricot pits to make for soliders
Photo by Libertinus
LIFE AT HOME FOR RUSSIA
- They used diaries to write about the war
- Many had no money to cross into different countries
- Russia was a weak monarchy
RUSSIA HOME LIFE
- Socialists did not like the war at all and were against it
- A lot of labor and financial support was apart of this
- Loss of food
Photo by wili_hybrid
RUSSIA HOME LIFE
- Women took the men's work during the war
- Young men joined the war daily
- Hundreds of factories and companies closed
- Money became useless
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