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When a foreign country goes into full war, the game halts all consumer sales and terminates all contracts within that country.
When your HQ country goes to war, the game halts all consumer sales and terminates any civilian contracts within that country.
All factories in full war cities are closed with one exception.
You can bid on and use your factories in your HQ country to fill military contracts for your HQ Country. So in your case, you can only bid on contracts for the United States military, and your factories within the United States will only work with United States military contracts.
If you do munitions, you can not do contracts. And the only time you can adjust it is with the Action Memo popup that occurs when a factory location has a change in war status.
If memory serves me, the game switches their factories to whatever setting you have. So if you selected for your company not to do munitions, they'll stop doing munitions as well. Reason being is that munitions production increase the risk of factory loss and has a negative impact on image ratings. But I am not sure this is the case, so I will double check it the next round of bug fixes.
Use the districting system in the world map.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iLTH9fWYmx0