Question

Which actions are examples of rationing during world war i? check all that apply. criticizing the war only in private conserving gas and other kinds of fuel buying and storing flour and sugar teaching children about the war's importance purchasing few or no new clothes?

Answer 1

Answer:

Option: storing flour and sugar

            conserving gas

Explanation:

During World War I, rationing played a significant role by supporting the army in the front in Europe. Lots of food sent to feed the soldiers fighting in the war by less food were reaching because of the attacks by German submarines. Food became very expensive because of its low supply in markets. The governments introduced a rationing system to supply foods to the families to save food. New transportation as submarines, tanks, trucks, and warplanes, transformed warfare. Fuels conserved for the new transportation to win the battle.  

Answer 2

Conserving gas
storing flour and sugar
purchasing few or no new clothes

all three are voluntary rationing especially the last 2