Question

during world war i, victory gardens were an example of which of the following?
○ german military efforts to weaken the united states
○ us government propaganda aimed at conserving food
○ war industry strategies meant to lower costs
○ farmers marketing campaigns focused on increasing profits

Explanation:

During World War I, the US government encouraged citizens to plant victory gardens. This was a form of propaganda. The goal was to conserve food. Farm - produced food could then be sent to the troops. German military efforts had no role in this. War industry strategies were about production for war, not gardens. Farmers' marketing campaigns for profit also don't fit as victory gardens were a government - led, non - profit (in terms of farmer profit from this specific initiative) effort for food conservation.

Answer:

US government propaganda aimed at conserving food