Why did governments sell war bonds?
a)to have funds for domestic use
b)to fund all levels of government during the war
c)to repay national debts
d)to finance the war effort

Correct answer choice is :

Government, they were first designated, Defense Bonds. The war bonds really were a loan to the government to support finance the war effort. The War Finance Committee was in command of controlling the sale of all bonds, and the War Advertising Council advanced intentional agreement with bond buying.

hello your answer is d

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