What unique challenges did the United States face in mobilizing its domestic population on the home front? What were the keys to the government, industry, and labor successfully mobilizing the home front for support for the Allied war effort? What pivotal roles did American women play in supporting the war effort at home?
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A. Act of Uniformity B. Thirty-Nine Articles C. Treaty of Joinville D. Union of Utrecht
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A) Brewing B) Clothmaking C) Moneylending D) Tanning E) Laundering
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