How did Wilson Administration mobilize his troops in World War 1?

The Wilson Administration mobilized troops for World War I through the Selective Service Act of 1917, which established a draft to enlist millions of American men into military service. The administration also implemented extensive Propaganda campaigns to promote enlistment and boost public support for the war. Additionally, the War Industries Board was created to coordinate production and supply of war materials, ensuring that the armed forces were adequately equipped. These efforts collectively helped to rapidly prepare and deploy American forces to the European front.