Patriotism: Many people felt a strong sense of patriotism and duty to their country and wanted to do whatever they could to help win the war.
Propaganda: The government and media used propaganda to encourage people to get involved in the war effort. Propaganda posters, films, and speeches emphasized the importance of supporting the troops and contributing to the war effort.
Economic opportunities: The war created new economic opportunities for many people. Women in particular entered the workforce in large numbers to replace men who had gone to fight. Working outside the home gave women a sense of independence and empowerment.
Social pressure: There was a strong social pressure to support the war effort. Those who did not were often seen as unpatriotic.
Personal connections: Many people had friends or family members who were fighting in the war, which encouraged them to become involved in the war effort.