What was the purpose of liberty bonds in the United States during ww1

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vladimir2022 [97]2 years ago

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Liberty bonds where war bonds. Sold in the United States, it became a symbol of patriotic duty and supported the Allies during World War I. To put it simply, people purchased the bonds from the government and the money went to the war effort.

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