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Why did the government encourage Americans to grow food in victory gardens during world war 1
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Why did the government encourage Americans to grow food in victory gardens during world war 1

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have more food to feed the troops

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The reason for victory gardens during WWI is because the government wanted people to grow food for the soldiers. I hope that helped.
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