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Conscription
This was a was a political and military crisis taken place in Canada. Being in a war with Germany meant you needed a decent number of men. At the time there weren't enough men to fight in the war. The Conscription held onto during the ward between the nations concluded that men had to have certain training and be a certain age to enter the war instead of voluntarily entering. The conscription also expempted men in labor from having to enter the war. -
Conscription
This was a was a political and military crisis taken place in Canada. Being in a war with Germany meant you needed a decent number of men. At the time there weren't enough men to fight in the war. The Conscription held onto during the ward between the nations concluded that men had to have certain training and be a certain age to enter the war instead of voluntarily entering. The conscription also expempted men in labor from having to enter the war. -
Propaganda
The propaganda during WW2 was publicized through posters and also through radios to encourage people to financially support the war. It was also used to encourage people to enter the war. People listened to the information on the radio to keep up with the war. This influenced the people to pick sides as well as establish their enemy. With the posters, they illustrated a higher power showing their enemy. The illustrations were both cultural and racial hatred. -
Financing the War
WW2 was financially supported by America. America provided to the war as the war money was passed around. The US supported the war with about 12billion dollars once it hit a devastating point. The finances provided were a chain reaction. What was received was then used to pay off owed fees to the war. Taxes were also altered and wages for labor work was raised as well. -
Support
The war caused devastation. Financial support was accepted from the US. The war affected the necessities of the people and the goods were rationed. Germany also rationed its supplies in order to support themselves. The US provided $12billionto the war. There was also a shortage on food, clothing, gas, and water. The women different communities helped to support the war and the people. Communities collected scales to provide for themselves and their families.
