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Why did Texans ration food during World War I? A. to eat less meat B. to save food for the troops C. to bring the cost of food down D. to raise money for the war effort

Why did Texans ration food during World War I? A. to eat less meat B. to save food for the troops C. to bring the cost of food down D. to raise money for the war effort
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Why did Texans ration food during World War I?

A. to eat less meat
B. to save food for the troops
C. to bring the cost of food down
D. to raise money for the war effort

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B. to save food for the troops
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User LMK
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I think It's B. to save food for the troops.
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