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During World War I, popular words of German origin were changed; "hamburger" became Group of answer choices "ground chuck." "liberty cabbage." "liberty sandwich." "American sandwich."
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During World War I, popular words of German origin were changed; "hamburger" became Group of answer choices "ground chuck." "liberty cabbage." "liberty sandwich." "American sandwich."

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B,D

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ground chuck I think

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