Georgia made many contributions to the war effort during World War I. For each Georgia contribution, indicate the industry or group of people who made it. ( 1 answer will be used two times)

Trained Recruits

provided canned goods, uniforms, and bandages

planted victory gardens

Georgia farmers

volunteered for military duty

Georgia military facilities

grew cotton for clothing

CHOICES:
Georgia Farmers
Georgia Military facilities
Georgia Factories
Georgia Citizens

Trained Recruits = People like Georgia farmers

provided canned goods, uniforms, and bandages - Orgganel Georgia military facilities

planted victory gardens - Recruits that were not in the military yet

Georgia farmers - Negotiated products for cheap prices

volunteered for military duty - Georgia farmers to make a better living.

Georgia military facilities - Applied Men who would work at military facilities

grew cotton for clothing - Young Georgia farmers making money off of the Government.

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