Question

why were americans asked to plant victory gardens? check all of the boxes that apply.
□ so that there would be more food to go around on the home front
□ so that soldiers, marines, and sailors would have enough
□ so that they could earn extra money to buy war bonds
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Explanation:

Victory gardens were a home front initiative during wartime (notably WWII) to increase domestic food supply. This ensured civilians had sufficient food (more to go on the home front) and freed up commercial food supplies to be sent to military personnel (soldiers, marines, sailors). Earning extra money for war bonds was not their core purpose.

Answer:

• So that there would be more food to go around on the home front
• So that soldiers, marines, and sailors would have enough