What effect did the sale of Liberty Bonds have on the American effort in World War I?

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The sale of the bonds caused high unemployment and a loss in investment in U.S. businesses.
The sale of the bonds caused high unemployment and a loss in investment in U.S. businesses.

The sale of the bonds raised more than half of the funds the government spent on the war effort.
The sale of the bonds raised more than half of the funds the government spent on the war effort.

The sale of the bonds caused distrust in the government when it did not pay back the loans.
The sale of the bonds caused distrust in the government when it did not pay back the loans.

The sale of the bonds caused inequality in the United States because few people could afford to buy them.
The sale of the bonds caused inequality in the United States because few people could afford to buy them.
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The correct answer is: The sale of the bonds raised more than half of the funds the government spent on the war effort.