The United States primarily funded its participation in World War I through:
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Correct answer: The sale of Liberty Bonds and increased income taxes
The government raised about $23 billion through massive bond drives that appealed to citizens' patriotism. The 16th Amendment also allowed for higher income taxes to support the war effort.
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