Examples of demobilization in the following topics:
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- The Wilson administration did not fully plan for the process of
demobilization following the war and even with some advisers attempting to direct
the president's attention to "reconstruction," his tepid support for
a federal commission to oversee the change evaporated after the election of
1918.
- Demobilization
proved chaotic and violent.
- Rapid
demobilization of the military had occurred without plans to absorb veterans,
both black and white.
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- The years during and after World War I saw profound social tensions in the
United States, not only because of the effects of the Great Migration and European immigration
but also due to demobilization and
the competition for jobs with returning veterans.
- A lack of plans for demobilization after World War I exacerbated racial and economic tensions in many cities across the U.S.
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- This resulted in postwar social tensions related to the demobilization of veterans of World War I, both
black and white, and competition for jobs among ethnic whites and blacks.
- Following the war, rapid demobilization of the military without a plan for
absorbing veterans into the job market, and the removal of price controls, led
to unemployment and inflation, which further increased
competition for jobs.
- A lack of plans for demobilization after World War I exacerbated racial and economic tensions in many cities across the U.S.
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- The primary reason for retaining such a large force was that demobilizing the army would put 1,500 officers, many of whom were well-connected in Parliament, out of work.
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- With the war's sudden end and an immediate clamor for demobilization, little work had been done to plan how best to transition to peacetime production of goods while avoiding mass unemployment for returning veterans.
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- The Wilson administration, however, had not fully planned for the rapid demobilization
of troops who returned to America without jobs.
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- The War Prohibition Act, November, 1918, forbade the manufacture and sale of intoxicating beverages (more than 2.75% alcohol content) until the end of demobilization.