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True or false statements about Minnesota in WWI

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MN WWI Quick FactsOnline version True or false statements about Minnesota in WWI by Amiyah Turner-Lesetmoe 1 The 1918 influenza pandemic affected Minnesota communities and soldiers. Yes No 2 Minnesota farmers increased production to help feed troops and allied nations. Yes No 3 The United States declared war on Germany in 1917, drawing in Minnesota volunteers. Yes No 4 The U.S. annexed Canadian territories through Minnesota during WWI. Yes No 5 No women from Minnesota served in any military or wartime role during WWI. Yes No 6 All Minnesota universities refused to participate in any wartime research. Yes No 7 The Armistice of World War I was signed at the Minnesota State Capitol in 1918. Yes No 8 Minnesota residents enlisted in the U.S. armed forces during WWI in 1917–1918. Yes No 9 Minnesota supported war bond drives to fund the war effort. Yes No 10 Minnesota produced the majority of naval ships used in WWI. Yes No

MN WWI Quick FactsOnline version

True or false statements about Minnesota in WWI

by Amiyah Turner-Lesetmoe

The 1918 influenza pandemic affected Minnesota communities and soldiers.

Yes

Minnesota farmers increased production to help feed troops and allied nations.

Yes

The United States declared war on Germany in 1917, drawing in Minnesota volunteers.

Yes

The U.S. annexed Canadian territories through Minnesota during WWI.

Yes

No women from Minnesota served in any military or wartime role during WWI.

Yes

All Minnesota universities refused to participate in any wartime research.

Yes

The Armistice of World War I was signed at the Minnesota State Capitol in 1918.

Yes

Minnesota residents enlisted in the U.S. armed forces during WWI in 1917–1918.

Yes

Minnesota supported war bond drives to fund the war effort.

Yes

Minnesota produced the majority of naval ships used in WWI.

Yes

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MN WWI Quick Facts

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MN WWI Quick FactsOnline version

by Amiyah Turner-Lesetmoe

The 1918 influenza pandemic affected Minnesota communities and soldiers.

Minnesota farmers increased production to help feed troops and allied nations.

The United States declared war on Germany in 1917, drawing in Minnesota volunteers.

The U.S. annexed Canadian territories through Minnesota during WWI.

No women from Minnesota served in any military or wartime role during WWI.

All Minnesota universities refused to participate in any wartime research.

The Armistice of World War I was signed at the Minnesota State Capitol in 1918.

Minnesota residents enlisted in the U.S. armed forces during WWI in 1917–1918.

Minnesota supported war bond drives to fund the war effort.

Minnesota produced the majority of naval ships used in WWI.

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