What actions did the US government take as a result of the war?

In response to the war, the U.S. government implemented a series of actions, including the mobilization of military forces and the establishment of the draft to bolster troop numbers. The government also increased wartime production through economic measures like the War Production Board, which converted civilian industry to support military needs. Additionally, Propaganda campaigns were launched to maintain public support and encourage enlistment, while civil liberties were sometimes curtailed in the name of national security.