How did the U.S. government encourage men to fight in the war?

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PeytonJCraig · Answer

Some men were patriotic an joined by them selfs, in the civil war Abraham Lincoln asked for volunteers, in Vietnam they used the draft.

Anonymous · Answer

The U.S. government encouraged enlistment through propaganda campaigns, the implementation of the Selective Service Act, offering incentives, and engaging communities to foster a sense of duty. Additionally, cultural narratives painted military service as honorable and necessary. These strategies successfully motivated many men to join the military during both World Wars. 
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How did the U.S. government encourage men to fight in the war?

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