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How did New Mexico's civilians support the effort?
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How did New Mexico's civilians support the effort?

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They would buy war bonds
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The civilians of New Mexico supported the effort by, buying war bonds, growing more wheat and potatoes, raising more beef cattle, and mining more coal and copper.

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