Rationing and the World Wars
Presentation Type
Historical Research
Release Option
Event
Description
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Abstract
The purpose of this presentation is to answer the question of "How did rationing and propaganda in the United States affect the course of the World Wars?"
The United States' government approved propaganda was instrumental in controlling the course of both World Wars by influencing public opinion on specific countries, and on the topic of rationing.
Research was searched for by the keywords: WW2, WW1, Rationing, Propaganda, America, United States, Recipes, and other related keywords.
In conclusion, the United States used propaganda to influence public opinion by spreading rumors, appealing to patriotic duty, and slander of enemy countries to control the American people's opinion.
Faculty Mentor
Cathy Skidmore-Hess
Department of Primary Presenter's Major
Department of History
Location
Statesboro Campus
Symposium Year
2023
Rationing and the World Wars
Statesboro Campus
The purpose of this presentation is to answer the question of "How did rationing and propaganda in the United States affect the course of the World Wars?"
The United States' government approved propaganda was instrumental in controlling the course of both World Wars by influencing public opinion on specific countries, and on the topic of rationing.
Research was searched for by the keywords: WW2, WW1, Rationing, Propaganda, America, United States, Recipes, and other related keywords.
In conclusion, the United States used propaganda to influence public opinion by spreading rumors, appealing to patriotic duty, and slander of enemy countries to control the American people's opinion.
