War bond rally with Marie Dressler, Mary Pickford, Charlie Chaplin, and Douglas Fairbanks, 1917, WWI

The transcript discusses the significant role of American advertising and Hollywood in rallying national support during the Great War. It highlights how propaganda was effectively used to promote unity and the sale of liberty bonds, with Hollywood stars like Mary Pickford, Charlie Chaplin, and Douglas Fairbanks playing a crucial part in these efforts.

How was propaganda used by Americans during the Great War?

• To support the enemy's cause

• To discourage enlistment

• To rally the nation behind the war effort

• To promote peace negotiations

What role did Hollywood play during the Great War?

• It remained neutral and uninvolved

• It was a powerful influence in promoting national causes

• It discouraged the sale of liberty bonds

• It focused solely on entertainment

Which Hollywood star was known as 'America's sweetheart' during the Great War?

• Douglas Fairbanks

• Charlie Chaplin

• Mary Pickford

• Madressa

What was the primary goal of Hollywood stars during the Great War?

• To focus on personal fame

• To create anti-war films

• To boost the sale of liberty bonds

• To promote international cinema

Which of the following stars was NOT mentioned as contributing to the war effort?

• Douglas Fairbanks

• Charlie Chaplin

• Buster Keaton

• Mary Pickford