During the war, 'Victory Gardens' were encouraged by the government to:
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Correct answer: Reduce pressure on the food supply and support rationing
By growing their own vegetables, civilians ensured that more commercially produced food could be sent to soldiers overseas. At their peak, these gardens produced nearly 40% of all vegetables grown in the U.S.
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