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How did Texans on the homefront(at home not fighting the war) help the war effort during WWI? * A. Buying war bonds and rationing food. B. flying fighter planes. C patrolling the Gulf of Mexico.
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How did Texans on the homefront(at home not fighting the war) help the war effort during WWI? *

A. Buying war bonds and rationing food.
B. flying fighter planes.
C patrolling the Gulf of Mexico.

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