Question

match the descriptions to the various aspects of total war during world war i.
people rationed food and other goods so they could be used by soldiers.
the government set prices for goods and services.
mandatory conscription was established to recruit more soldiers for the war.
the government withheld bad news, allowing mainly positive news to reach the public.
the government controlled public opinion through posters and other media.
workers were prohibited from going on strikes.
civilians were limited to a certain amount of gasoline to save it for the war effort.

rationing	economic policies	conscription	censorship and propaganda

Explanation:

• Rationing: Involves limiting civilian access to resources (food, gasoline) to prioritize military needs.
• Economic Policies: Includes government control over prices and labor (banning strikes) to stabilize war-time economies.
• Conscription: Mandatory military service to increase troop numbers.
• Censorship and Propaganda: Government management of information (withholding bad news) and shaping public opinion via media.

Answer:

Category	Descriptions
Economic Policies	The government set prices for goods and services.<br>Workers were prohibited from going on strikes.
Conscription	Mandatory conscription was established to recruit more soldiers for the war.
Censorship and Propaganda	The government withheld bad news, allowing mainly positive news to reach the public.<br>The government controlled public opinion through posters and other media.