The World War I Draft Worked More Effectively Than the Civil

question 36

Multiple Choice

The World War I draft worked more effectively than the Civil War draft partly because

• A) no one could purchase an exemption or hire a substitute.
• B) the law required the registration of all eighteen-year-old males.
• C) women as well as men were drafted.
• D) the draftees were guaranteed thorough military training by professional officers.
• E) there was no racial discrimination in the military.

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