The correct answer is B. Orphaned children in the 1800's were forced to live on the streets, and many died from starvation. As many as 30,000 children were homeless in New York City from the ages of six to eighteen. They lived a tough life on the streets or in the slums and either had no parents or were neglected. This what helped bring about the Orphan Train, which brought children from New York City to different states, Canada and Mexico to work for money in farms and to be introduced to a family life.
The U.S. government introduced rationing mostly in order to <span>make sure war industries had the resources they needed</span>. The answer to your question is A. I hope that this is the answer that you were looking for and it has helped you.
