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HURRY ANSWER I THINK I GONNA FAIL I WILL MARK BRAINLY ASAP. Which term refers to only small amounts of certain items such as mea

t, sugar, coffee, and gasoline being sold to citizens during a war? (1 point) O dictator O neutral O ration O reparation

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Lena [83]2 years ago

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