Why did the government encourage Americans to grow food in victory gardens during World War I?

to sell the food to raise money for the war effort

to have more food available to feed the troops

to stockpile the food in case of a German invasion

to create food banks to help those affected by food shortages

Question

Why did the government encourage Americans to grow food in victory gardens during World War I?

to sell the food to raise money for the war effort

to have more food available to feed the troops

to stockpile the food in case of a German invasion

to create food banks to help those affected by food shortages

ttp · Answer

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ttp · Answer

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gabebae · Answer

Second answer choice
to have more food available to feed the troops

anonymous · Answer

because they needed food for the troops so they asked the citizens to grow their own food to prevent the possibility if having a lack of food