During the First World War the North American Navy was very small compared to the armies mobilized by the European armies. With the declaration of war of the USA to Germany in April of 1917, the Congress approved an Act creating the Selective Service System. This law gave the president - W. Wilson at that time - the power of conscription, calling men for military service. The system consisted of a classification of five levels and expanded the previously allowed ages. By the end of the recluting days, it had achieved more than two million volunteers. This conscription campaign was very successful because it was accompanied by a strong publicity that encouraged men to a patriotic attitude, which guaranteed a high success rate. This recruitment system was left without effect in 1920.
Get<span> started Spargo in 1906 wrote the </span>book, "Bitter Cry of<span> the </span>children<span>, in which he told of </span>John Spargo<span> made public the problems of the </span>children<span> in </span>his book<span>, The results of </span>John Spargo's <span>work </span>did<span> not happen immediately.</span>
Roman Religion Challenged. Judaism and Christianity, while posing separate threats to the empire, had one thing in common - they both refused to participate in the worship of the Roman gods and make sacrifices at their temples.
B. The English government forced them to leave.
