How WWI Changed America: Selling the War

[@krisfancello1462]

Hello fellow students how do you do

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Hi 😊 I’m fine

[@bellevoor]

Jokes on you, I'm a teacher

[@jacksonpman]

Im well how are you

[@dennis_1177]

my school restricted this video and now i have to watch on my personal account 😭🙏

[@nutsagagnidze6112]

great! this video supports my essay on midterm of Information warfare and propaganda lols

[@Naatti922]

How in the hell does this video only have 171 views WTF!? This is still super current.

[@iankava542]

@Aaliyah Langley still, this is so well made! And they only have 12k subs

[@stevelenores5637]

I think a lot of people still see propaganda as evil. In fact it used by every nation in some form or another but gets ramped up in wartime and social upheaval. We live in the later times due to Covid-19 restrictions, racial tensions, and the sexual identity crisis. Note - I would add climate change but that issue is more of a chronic issue that has lasted at least 5 decades as a crisis of emanate threat (sort of like the doomsday clock showing 3 minutes to midnight when nuclear war would occur; climate disaster is always portrayed as about a decade away).

[@emilyvillegas4227]

now it has 72,024 views ;)

[@fromthelab258]

well it barely scratches the surface on this topic

[@fife1711]

Caught you in 4k checking the comment in history class.

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mannnn 😭

[@thatrandomtoon1371]

LMAO STOP

[@jacksonpman]

Shit man

[@AMINE-yy3zb]

Very good snippet of this history. Thanks

[@GarrettHoward22]

lol, i feel like this video will get recommended to lots of people in a few years. oh yeah here for class work lol

[@crisarceo7250]

Can u send me ur notes on dis

[@RiceCooker-san]

i was supposed to watch this in class but i fell asleep so here i am

[@jacksonpman]

Same😂

[@criss3619]

May we resist the next draft brothers and sisters don't fight another mans war, especially when that man does not care about you at all.

[@icky2748]

based

[@windmillrespector]

Don’t die for Israel!

[@BazookaTooth707]

Is Creal on par with Edward Bernays or more important?

[@martincook318]

Many of the Measures that went on in America were the same as in Great Britain

[@aaronzhu4721]

Great video

[@webstercat]

When did propaganda stop? Who were the ones that stopped this evil? Asking for a friend….

[@icky2748]

Propaganda very much still exists

[@polariiice]

def not your homework questions

[@szasszaturn]

ain’t no way you tryna get homework questions my guy

[@rainbowsomething476]

it didn't stop, it just changed costumes

[@Ralphieboy]

The (unintended?) side effect was that German language and culture in America were greatly suppressed and all but disappeared over broad areas.

[@_chillz3165]

Caught y’all on 4k HD 😂 in history class right now aren’t u?

[@jacksonpman]

Aww man you caught me

[@masterofrockets]

3:50 Americans supported the war. or else....

[@sobekthegreat6907]

What they failed to mention is how when the soldiers came back from war to cash in Thier liberty war bonds, they denied them using E/O 6102. Then deployed the military on the veterans! Prove me wrong 😑

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Bruh anyone got answers??

[@urmom4009]

Sorry no

[@acfriedman3858]

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[@jadenhiggins7167]

Answers for what?

[@germaniatv1870]

Viewpoint: 1917, Pogrom of German-America.

[@AP-dh9tb]

4 years after the creation of the federal reserve system.

[@YCHTT]

You were almost there... Since the privately own central bank has a new customer that could afford (by its population) to pay out all the future debts.

[@ArmandCury]

I never understood how etnical Germans, ethnical Irish and ethical Celts and their descendants in general living in USA could kowtow to a horrible war and attack the right side. Staying at the side of France and Britain is so terrible. Even more terrible if you see the cruelty that Irish and Germans suffered and how much those groups helped US to grow.

[@Ralphieboy]

"Right" or "wrong" side notwithstanding, we were supporting "democracies" that at the same time enslaved and colonized hundreds of millions of people all over the globe.

[@CosmoShidan]

Dammit Wilson, ya have to ruin the world before your satisfied.

[@triztinjharzyleviloria8021]

Who else here because of ms.mahan?? LMAOO

[@-.--.-4868]

Seems like it was just you 😂😬

[@cioudshade]

???

[@freemann2571]

do this sounds something of invalid cops and invalid politics by those hired in congress

[@dominique4700]

important information regarding the participation of the USA. the First World War was already won by France and the United Kingdom before the US troops entered the campaign The facts even show that the entry into the war of the United States poses more embarrassment than anything else. Because the men sent to "help" arrive without any correct equipment (no helmets, no heavy weapons, no tanks, few trucks, no planes, no machine guns etc). It was therefore necessary that France and the United Kingdom make an additional effort to decently equip the Sammies and offer them a small chance not to be swept from the battlefield (where they will nevertheless suffer colossal losses for their low participation) When Germany launched its last offensives which exhausted its resources at the beginning of 1918, there were hardly any US troops participating. Nor can we find any US troops helping to collapse Bulgaria, the Ottoman Empire and Austria-Hungary during the Franchet d'Esperey offensive from Salonika. In short, the USA played a very minor role during the First World War (which greatly displeased them given the relentless attempts to rewrite history on their part)

[@jadenhiggins7167]

Your way off the war was not won when the Americans joined the war and when they joined it wasn't an embarrassment it actually boosted the allies confidence seeing fresh troops arrive in France and no they were just as well equipped as any other country in the war reread history.

[@LucidFL]

American finances won the war, not troops.

[@CJ87317]

Ummm, no...the USA played a very important role. We didn't win the war, but we came in at a critical point. If for no other reason than the morale, which was seriously lacking in the Allied nations in the Spring of 1917 when war was declared by us.

[@justingerber2218]

They thought they were Americans

[@spinn..]

Im pretty sure everyone is here because of online classes

[@windmillrespector]

They don’t teach this in School.

[@Dana-qt1db]

War pigs

[@stratinolampino]

generals gathered in their masseeeeeeeees