How did the government get Americans to support World War 1?

The U.S. government employed various strategies to garner public support for World War I, including Propaganda campaigns that emphasized patriotism and the moral imperative of fighting for democracy. The Committee on Public Information (CPI) played a crucial role in disseminating pro-war messages through posters, film, and speeches. Additionally, the government encouraged enlistment and war bond purchases, portraying these actions as civic duties. By appealing to national pride and framing the war as a fight for freedom, the government successfully rallied public support.