How did oklahoma support the efforts of world war i? select all that apply

a. contributions by the state militia
b. providing free land for soldiers to post camp
c. providing financial resources to support the war
d. men from the state registering for the draft

the correct answers are a) contributions by the state militia, c) providing financial resources to support the war, and d) men from the state registered for the draft.

oklahoma supported the efforts of world war i by contributions by the state militia, providing financial resources to support the war, and men from the state registered for the draft.

historians considered that more than 90,000 oklahomans joined world war 1, including black people. oklahoma’s governor robert williams supported the war effort. general roy hoffman was the commander of the national guard in oklahoma. the first oklahoma infantry unit was the first unit to go to war. they were part of the 36th infantry division. people from oklahoma rationed products such as rubber and oil and took part in the liberty bonds to finance the war.

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