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True or false ? Victory gardens were used in World Wars I and II to augment the public food supply and aid the war effort.
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True or false ? Victory gardens were used in World Wars I and II to augment the public food supply and aid the war effort.
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i hope this is right and it helps!
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This is a true statement. Victory gardens could be planted at different locations and would be filled with different produce; often this being vegetables or something else. The main reason behind it was that it would serve as an augmentation in the public food supply.
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