How WWI Changed America: Coming Home
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- Опубліковано 10 чер 2024
- The “home” that soldiers returned to after World War I was quite different than the one they left in 1917-1918. It set the stage for the arts movements of the Roaring Twenties and for better veterans’ services in World War II.
This video is made possible by a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and is a partnership of the U.S. World War One Centennial Commission, the Doughboy Foundation and the National WWI Museum and Memorial as part of the teaching and learning resources of “How WWI Changed America.”
View all the resources from “How WWI Changed America” at wwichangedus.org
Have questions? Email us at education@theworldwar.org and for more information about the National WWI Museum and Memorial visit theworldwar.org
pov; ure here bc of ur history teacher.
Yes like right now
english actually
POV you are the history teacher
thanks this video saved me.
Respect for those soldiers and RIP
The commentators in his series add nothing except thoughtful uncertainty
just causally doing ms.wilkerson's video
man, i feel patriotic all of a sudden
I wish i could meet a world war 1 vet that fought for usa id thank em for their service. World war 1 changed warfare but it prepared America for world war 2 thats for damn sure. My great grandpa fought in world war 2.
My great grandfather was in 1 and my grandfather, his son, was in 2. Needless to say I am very fortunate to be here today. WW1 he was at St Mihiel and Meuse Argonne as a Captain later Major. He was awarded a Silver Star (Citation) at the time. Purple Heart. Wounded in both. Refused to quit in St. Mihiel which is why he was awarded Silver Star. All other officers in his regiment had been killed or wounded. He led his men still taking out machine gun nests they were encircled by. He was commanding his battalion in Meuse Argonne when he took shrapnel which put him out of the war. He recovered thankfully. He was one of three boys. All three were in the Army in WW1. All came home. He had two sons who would fight in WW2. One, my grandfather, was in the Navy in the Pacific on a destroyer from 42-46. His brother my great uncle was a navigator on a B17 over the Rhineland. My family is beyond blessed. All soldiers/sailor returned home. Family has fought in every war from Revolutionary to Nam'. How I am here today is nothing but a mere blessing.
🤯😳 never have I given a single thought to the length of ww1.. I just accepted that it was the worst of the worst. Now im humbled or scared not sure 🤷♂️
I had to watch this for us history... sad
You are not the only one.
@@Rando-vu6hl Never have been
I’m here cause I’m touching on some history and the culture of America after ww1 for a story imma write. Just wanted to break the flow of comments talking about school
Glad to hear another writer is touching up on their ww1 history. Doing the same for a story of mine as well.
that's very cool
same here!
POV: Finals are next week, this is preparing you
apush bois where y'all at?
currently writing a dbq
what is this music
It’s like mcc music
pov:ur learning canadian history but gave up and watching American history
what the 😅
So uh, how about that airline food huh?
School.
POV: You’re here because y oh actually like history and learning new things versus wasting your time watching UA-cam Shorts or Tick Tocks
wow you're so quirky!!! you are a really special person
Nobody liked that*
tick tocks
Well, one change that was brought was that America evolved into MURICA!
pov: english great gaspy
For black soldiers it was a nightmare being lynched in their uniform race riots