In April 1917, the United States entered World War I. The Smith family lives in the United States and supports the war effort. The family does so in many ways, including voluntary rationing. Which is an example of voluntary rationing? (1 point) Responses The Smith family is unable to buy gasoline to visit their grandmother as it is not an essential trip. The Smith family is unable to buy gasoline to visit their grandmother as it is not an essential trip. The Smith family uses stamps to purchase their allotments of sugar and eggs for the week. The Smith family uses stamps to purchase their allotments of sugar and eggs for the week. The Smith family collects produce from their neighborhood’s community garden every weekend. The Smith family collects produce from their neighborhood’s community garden every weekend. The Smith family has meatless meals two days a week to help limit their food consumption.

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In April 1917, the United States entered World War I. The Smith family lives in the United States and supports the war effort. The family does so in many ways, including voluntary rationing. Which is an example of voluntary rationing? (1 point) Responses The Smith family is unable to buy gasoline to visit their grandmother as it is not an essential trip. The Smith family is unable to buy gasoline to visit their grandmother as it is not an essential trip. The Smith family uses stamps to purchase their allotments of sugar and eggs for the week. The Smith family uses stamps to purchase their allotments of sugar and eggs for the week. The Smith family collects produce from their neighborhood’s community garden every weekend. The Smith family collects produce from their neighborhood’s community garden every weekend. The Smith family has meatless meals two days a week to help limit their food consumption.

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