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The renaming of hamburgers to "liberty steaks" during World War I is an example of: A. propaganda against Germans. B. strictly enforced patriotism. C. the hysteria over Communism. D. government crackdowns
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The renaming of hamburgers to "liberty steaks" during World War I is an

example of:
A. propaganda against Germans.
B. strictly enforced patriotism.
C. the hysteria over Communism.
D. government crackdowns on dissent.

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Hi there!

The correct answer is propaganda, it was anti-German sentiment. It sounded too similar to the German city, “Hamburg”.

Hope this helped, take care! :)
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