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Why were Americans encouraged to grow their own food in victory gardens?

Why were Americans encouraged to grow their own food in victory gardens?
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Why were Americans encouraged to grow their own food in victory gardens?

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to conserve resources for the war effort.

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The Americans were encouraged to grow their own food in victory gardens because of food shortage and rationing during the time of war. People could grow their own food for consumption and help the cause of the war. I hope that this is the answer that has actually come to your great help.
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