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The Government raised money to help the war by selling Liberty Bonds. They raised around $17 billion. Although they had to repay the money after the war (victory bonds).
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What were Liberty Bonds?
They were used to raise money only for WW1.
How did it help others?
They wanted Americans to feel they were making valuable choices to help the war. The Bonds were commonly advertised when WW1 was taken place.
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