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Hurry !!why were certain foods rationed during world war II ? they were expensive to produce, they were not essential, they were unhealthy, they were nearly impossible to produce
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Hurry !!why were certain foods rationed during world war II ?
they were expensive to produce, they were not essential, they were unhealthy, they were nearly impossible to produce
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A. They were expensive to produce.
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I believe certain foods were rationed because they were expensive to produce. It’s not that they weren’t essential, they were unhealthy, or impossible to produce, it’s that they needed to save money to provide for the war. I hope this helps you :)
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